I consider myself a connoisseur of Cannabis and spend lots of time looking for rare concentrates and exotic profiles to expand my palate with. If you are a Cannabis enthusiast, you definitely notice the trends of both products and profiles typically delivered in the marketplace and naturally try to seek out more atypical options on the shelves. Beezle Extract’s Trop Cherries live rosin is the best of both worlds in my quest for uncommon dabs.
When we look at various forms of concentrates, we typically see solvent-based products such as hydrocarbon, CO2 and ethanol-extracted distillates, shatters, budders and resins. Beezle Extracts’ Trop Cherries, however, is a solventless option called rosin that’s produced via pressure and heat only. This is done with freshly-harvested flower to produce a top quality product full of the plant’s fresh, natural resin with no chance of solvent contamination in the lab.
Pressing rosin is a delicate art and the team at Beezle has clearly been able to rise to the top levels of the craft by preserving this exquisitely rare and delicious profile. For all you terpene nerds out there, this is a concentrate you can’t pass up. Most notably, the Trop Cherries has almost no myrcene content – quite an oddity given that myrcene is the most common terpene Cannabis produces and is also one of the most powerful when it comes to effects. It’s an opportunity to get to know other terpenes in ways that are generally clouded by its dominance.
Here you can explore a limonene, caryophyllene and linalool-dominant profile that, for me, is a silky, cozy, happy headspace that is distinctly clear-headed, calm and creative. And while I am still familiarizing myself with this rare combination, I have been thoroughly enjoying the get-to-know-you stage. For those Cannabis explorers with a high tolerance for novel experiences, Trop Cherries live rosin just might be your jam.
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This article was originally published in the October 2023 issue of Maryland Leaf.
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