Flavour & Aroma

This cannabis flavour glossary organizes the aroma and taste words used across the Eon menu. It helps you move from a broad preference, such as citrus or pine, to the products currently tagged with that profile.

Cannabis flavour glossary for comparing listings

Flavour and aroma descriptions are sensory shorthand. Citrus may cover lemon, orange or grapefruit notes; earthy can range from soil-like to herbal; sweet can sit beside fruit, vanilla or dessert-style descriptions. These words help compare listings, but perception varies and a tag does not guarantee an identical taste in every format or batch.

Select an available profile below to open its current product archive. On each listing, compare the complete description, format, strain label, potency fields, size, price and availability. Aroma is most useful when it narrows the menu without replacing those factual details.

Flavour, aroma and terpenes

Terpenes are aromatic compounds often used to discuss how cannabis smells. A terpene name and a familiar flavour word are related pieces of product language, not interchangeable promises. The terpenes guide explains how common names appear on an online menu.

For fast definitions, visit the Canadian cannabis glossary. To compare format differences that can affect how a product is described, read cannabis formats explained.