All About Cannabis Flavours in Montreal

If you have ever discussed cannabis with anyone, the words fruity, earthy, diesel, woody, and more must have come up. These are all the flavours of cannabis that you can enjoy at any time. 

Every marijuana plant has a unique aroma, taste, and cannabinoid composition. Various genetic variations of cannabis can give the consumer very different experiences when it comes to consumption since they can also produce various effects. Multiple flavours and aromas that we can choose from.

In the past, we knew only three types of marijuana flavours: fruity, earthy, and floral, but now, thanks to the crossing of genetic varieties called hybrids, there are at least 48 flavours that experts and consumers can enjoy. Several flavours and aromas can be found, including the fruity flavour, the aroma of the coffee, the aroma of cheese, the woody taste, the aroma of jasmine, mint, pistachio, Tabasco and lavender. Furthermore, the Marijuana offered is organic and natural.

How Come There Are So Many Flavours?

Flavonoids and terpenes, two organic elements present in cannabis, are responsible for the variety of flavours and smells in cannabis. Beta-carotene and lycopene are two of the best-known flavonoids with antioxidant and anticancer properties.

Sweet-flavoured Marijuana

Indeed, many cannabis users would say that their favourite flavour is sweet if we surveyed them. Marijuana has a wide variety of sweet flavours. Even more have appeared in recent years thanks to the Cookies family, which includes pastries, desserts, and even an ice cream-flavoured herb.

There is a lot of variety in this kind of marijuana, including nuances like vanilla, honey, and milk. Although the most common are typically fruity and floral, it is so widespread that it deserves its own classification. Among other flavours, you might like Lava Cake, Biscotti, Girl Scout Cookies, Wedding Cake, Cereal Milk, or Ice Cream Cake.

The Best Fruity Flavours of Cannabis

With limonene, there are a variety of fruity tastes, and this is especially true of citrus. However, when combined with licorice, myrcene, or caryophyllene, it creates aromas that can evoke the flavours of bananas, pineapples, or grapes, among others. You can see the most noteworthy ones below:

Lemon

Lemon Tree, Lemon Zkittlez, Limoncello, or Amnesia Lemon are some examples of modern hybrids and landrace varieties of cannabis that have this flavour.

Grapes

In recent years, it has become one of the most popular fruits since some of the most popular hybrids in the last decade have this flavour. There is no doubt that Purple Punch crosses like Slurricane and Wedding Crasher are now the most highly sought-after strains in Canada, thanks in large part to Grape Ape, as is the mythical Grandaddy Purple.

Tropical

As fruity touches are not as common as other fruit flavours, fruit-flavoured marijuana has always been considered exotic. There are more tropical fruit-inspired strains of marijuana now, including Guava Cake, Papaya, Forbidden Fruit, and Grapefruit, which are reminiscent of tropical fruits and have a very intense flavour. Cinderella 99 became well known when it was the first pineapple-flavoured strain after Maui Wowie.

Berries

Thanks to its beautiful colours and excellent flavour, the Blue family of cannabis rose to fame worldwide. Blueberry and Blue Dream are among the best in this category.

Today, you can buy marijuana with all sorts of fruity flavours, including cherry-flavoured marijuana like Cherry Pie and tangerine-flavoured marijuana like Tangie. You can also purchase cannabis with apple flavours like Apple Fritter.

Sweet Marijuana With Floral Touches

Although most people prefer herbs with fruity tones, many individuals prefer herbs with floral flavours among the sweet varieties. There are also landraces of marijuana that contain this flavour, like Jamaican Lambsbread, making it one of the most widespread. There are other suitable flower varieties, such as White Rhino and Great White Shark, and you have a wide variety.

Cannabis strains With a Sweet Caramel or Candy Flavour

Candy is everyone’s favourite, right? As a result of the numerous genetic combinations that have been made in recent years, we are today able to try many marijuana strains with this flavour. Bubble Gum, Zkittlez, Gushers, Runtz, or the delicious Candyland are our favourites with a candy or caramel flavour.

Chemical Flavours in Marijuana

Until recently, chemical flavours weren’t prevalent in purebred, but they have become more common since their arrival. Despite its highly coincidence-like nature, the term Chem in this cannabis type is named for Chemdog, the breeder who developed the hybrid known as Chem Dawg, not really for its aroma or flavour.

The OG Kush family and a large part of the Sour family all have chemical nuances, with some smelling like fuel, others like solvents, cleaning products, metals, or petroleum derivatives like plastic or neoprene. Chemdawg, OG Kush, New York Diesel, and sticky Gorilla Glue are our favourite chemically flavoured strains.

Marijuana With a Woody and Spicy Flavour

Since the mythical Original Haze and some of its crosses became very fashionable a few years ago, this was one of the most popular flavours among the herbs consumed. Landraces with this type of flavour are usually quite common, especially in pure sativas, so many of the commercial seeds available today have this terpenic profile.

Myrcene creates a fragrant smoke reminiscent of cloves, thyme, rosemary, black pepper, noble woods, and other incense-like notes in combination with caryophyllene. In the current state of the marijuana seed market, there are lots of seeds with woody and spicy tastes, but if you want recommendations, I recommend checking out Kali Mist x Jack Herer or Hindu Kush x Northern Lights.

Conclusion

Since so many different flavours have emerged from the prohibition of cannabis, it is easy to imagine that in the coming years’ flavours for every taste will appear. You can contact us to find out the extensive collection of flavourful and aromatic strains.