Cool Ranch Mintz has a big, balanced terpene profile built around earthy herbs, bright citrus and peppery spice. Beta-myrcene, limonene and beta-caryophyllene sit close together at the top, giving this Grams flower a more interesting identity than one headline potency number.
Three terps lead the profile
Beta-myrcene brings earthy and herbal aroma language, limonene points toward citrus peel, and beta-caryophyllene adds pepper and spice. Linalool contributes a softer floral note, while trans-beta-farnesene is often described as green apple and floral.
A full 28g flower format
This release is Grams hybrid flower in a 28g jar. Aroma, freshness and cure all matter when choosing flower, so the terpene profile is best used alongside the package date, label and your own preferences.
The exact batch behind the profile
The report lists beta-myrcene at 0.6223%, limonene at 0.5977% and beta-caryophyllene at 0.5066%. Linalool measured 0.2067% and trans-beta-farnesene measured 0.2051%. Together, those results give shoppers a more precise way to compare aroma profiles than relying on the strain name alone.
Potency is one part of the label
The reported THC number is specific to this sample and is not a quality score or dosage recommendation. Flower shoppers should also consider freshness, aroma, package date, net weight, personal tolerance and how much they intend to use.
Open the passing Cool Ranch Mintz flower COA
How to verify it on the shelf
Look for TCR-F-CRM-901 on the package and use the QR code or Grams Lab Tests page to open the matching report. Product availability changes by batch, so confirm current inventory on the live menu before visiting Graham Avenue or placing a delivery order.
