Can a cannabis strain taste different in concentrate form?
The heat and extraction materials used in various techniques can change, degrade or improve upon the smell and flavor of cannabis flower.Commercial techniques from the 2000s were created under similar mindsets.
Closed loop systems with butane or ethanol create extended heat during the extraction process, which significantly degrades terpenes, while CO2 extraction kill off just about everything but cannabinoids. However, cryogenically freezing freshly harvested plants in the early 2010s introduced us to live resin and rosin. These extraction techniques better preserve strain terpenes, giving us aromatic and flavorful profiles that are better than flower, in some cases.
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