Terpene Guide

FEAT Explained

When we look at terpenes Kindling breaks them down into function, entourage effect, aroma, and taste or FEAT.

Function

What effect does the terpene produce in my body when it interacts with my endocannabinoid system?

Entourage Effect

 What proven effect is produced when the terpene is combined with a cannabinoid?

Aroma

What does the terpene smell like?

Taste

What does the terpene taste like?

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    Pinene! It sounds like a familiar tree, doesn’t it? Well, that’s no coincidence since this terpene’s aroma is woodsy and resembles that of pine trees.

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  • Myrcene Explained

    Peppery and spicy are some of the ways to describe myrcene.

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  • Limonene Explained

    Limonene is a terpene that gives cannabis plants citrusy and zesty aromas and tastes. It’s the second most common terpene in nature.

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  • Caryophyllene: Explained

    Caryophyllene: The spicy terpene.

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  • Terpinolene Explained

    The easiest word to use to describe terpinolene is floral.

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