Vanilla Coke brings together peppery spice, soft floral notes and a bright citrus edge. In this Grams five-pack, beta-caryophyllene leads the terpene mix, with linalool and limonene close behind. It is a layered profile that gives shoppers more to talk about than THC alone.
Meet the Vanilla Coke terpenes
Beta-caryophyllene is commonly associated with pepper and spice, linalool with floral or lavender notes, and limonene with citrus peel. Alpha-humulene adds an earthy, woody accent. Terpenes help describe aroma and flavor character; they do not guarantee how a product will feel.
Made for the five-pack format
The tin holds five 0.5g pre-rolls, making 2.5g total. That format lets you open one at a time while keeping the remaining pre-rolls together in the original package.
The exact batch behind the profile
The measured terpenes were beta-caryophyllene at 0.4111%, linalool at 0.2484%, limonene at 0.2415% and alpha-humulene at 0.1108%. These numbers belong to this five-pack batch; Vanilla Coke flower and single pre-rolls can carry a different balance.
Open the passing Vanilla Coke five-pack COA
Before ordering
The live Grams menu is the source for current availability. If the batch is listed, compare its identifier with TCR-5P-VC-901, read the complete package and keep the original label with the product. Adults 21 and older should consume responsibly and never drive after using cannabis.
Sources and further reading
Nature Plants: research on cannabis labeling and chemical variation
