Sabinene is a terpene found in some varieties of cannabis that contributes to the aroma and flavor.
This compound provides an herbal, spicy, peppery scent.
What is Sabinene?
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Sabinene is a monoterpene, meaning it contains 10 carbon atoms in its molecular structure. It occurs naturally in plants like black pepper, basil, and turpentine.
In marijuana, sabinene levels can reach up to 5% of the total terpene profile of certain strains.
The presence of sabinene gives cannabis a distinct peppery, citrusy flavor and tangy scent.
It may provide therapeutic effects like anti-inflammatory benefits.
How to use Sabinene?
Look for strains like Super Silver Haze, Sour Diesel, and Tangie that tend to express higher levels of sabinene.
Concentrates like live resins and sauces may also contain pronounced sabinene profiles. Vaporizing or smoking cannabis with sabinene will release the terpene.
Sabinene can also be purchased in isolated form to incorporate into infused products, topicals, vape liquids, and more.