- Why Do Strains Smell Like Grapes?
- Grape Ape
- Grape Bubba
- Grapeology
- Grape Durbs
- Grape Gas #7
- Grape Calyx
- Grape Inferno
- Grape Cookies
- Grape Candy
- Grape Drink
- Grape Gasoline
- Grape Vine
- Killer Grape
- Planet of the Grapes
- Alaska Thunder Grape
- Cascade Grape
- Golden Grapes
- Grateful Grape
- Oregon Pinot Noir
- Grape Stomper
- Grape God
- Grapes and Cream
- Grape Cake
- Grape Diamonds
- Grape Kush
- Grape Soda
- Purple Champagne
- Grimace OG
- Grape Skunk
- Blurple
- Grape Crush
- G Purps
- Gobbilygoo
- Purple Animal Cookies
- Purple Pie
- Grape Valley Kush
- Purple Runtz
- Purple Martian
- Grand Doggy Purps
- Purple Chemdawg
- Gorilla Grapes
- Kurple Fantasy
- Alien Grapevine
- Chocolate Grape Diesel
While we all love cannabis for its wonderfully relaxing, uplifting, and fun effects, there is one particular thing that makes us gravitate towards specific strains: terpenes.
A particular combination of these compounds will completely change the taste and smell of a strain and even influence the final effects it has. And among the many popular varieties that exist, grape strains are certainly the most popular combination of flavors for fruity cannabis lovers.
Why do strains smell like grapes? What are the best grape strains? In this article, we will answer all these questions to delight your body with an irresistible blend of this fruity flavor.
We've got a grape, I mean great selection of strains from our garden.