Pine #37

Discover the unique blend of Pine #37, a terpene-rich essential oil that takes you on a journey through the heart of nature. Known affectionately as “Apple Fritter,” this oil is a testament to the art of blending, combining the essence of multiple pine varieties to create a scent that is both complex and inviting. Cultivated in Byron, California, on the fertile San Joaquin Valley floor, Pine #37 benefits from the nurturing touch of Rincon Clay Loam soil, which imparts depth and richness to its aroma.

The oil unfolds with the exotic sweetness of pineapple guava, blended seamlessly with the refreshing zest of lavender lemonade. The foundational note of pine resin is enriched by hints of eucalyptus and green tea, creating a multifaceted fragrance that captures the essence of the forest. This blend is a celebration of nature’s diversity, offering an olfactory experience that is as enriching as it is enchanting.

Pine #37 is an invitation to connect with the natural world in a profound and meaningful way. 

Is Pine #37 derived from cannabis or hemp?

Pine #37 is derived from hemp.

What does Pine #37 taste like?

Pine #37 tastes like a blend of pineapple guava and lavender lemonade, with hints of eucalyptus and green tea.

What does Pine #37 smell like?

Pine #37 smells like a mix of citrus, spicy pepper, sweet floral, herbal, earthy wood, musky earth, and pine resin.

Which strain terpenes does Pine #37 contain?

Pine #37 contains:

• Limonene (17.17%): Limonene is a terpene known for its strong citrus scent, commonly associated with lemons. It is believed to have mood-enhancing properties and has been studied for its potential anti-anxiety and antidepressant effects.
• β-Caryophyllene (17.08%): β-Caryophyllene features a spicy, peppery aroma and is unique among terpenes as it can act as a cannabinoid. It may interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system to provide anti-inflammatory benefits.
• Terpinolene (9.43%): Terpinolene has a sweet, floral, and herbal aroma. It is known for its potential antioxidant and sedative effects, providing a relaxing and calming experience.
• α-Humulene (7.12%): α-Humulene has an earthy, woody aroma and is known for its potential anti-inflammatory and appetite-suppressing effects.
• Myrcene (5.55%): Myrcene is a terpene with a musky, earthy aroma, reminiscent of cloves. It is believed to have sedative effects and may contribute to the “couch-lock” effect of some cannabis strains.