We’re back again with another Delicious terpene cocktail recipe!
Again, thanks to our dear friend @ninabartendercl from the amazing team over at En Volá, we have another terpene drink recipe (cannabis aromas) – a delight for the senses and ideal for the hottest time of year.
This time, Lavender strain food-grade aroma was used to add flavor and aroma – we’ll describe these specific aromas in the tasting section!
Cannabis-Flavored Cocktail: Paine’s Treasure, available at En Volá and Cali Terpenes
Next up, all of the ingredients and necessary steps to create your own Paine’s Treasure, surprising everyone – it can be done with or without rum!
Ingredients
Ingredients can serve one, although this drink is best shared with at least one other person.
- 60ml watermelon juice
- 30ml lemon juice
- 1 spoonful sugar
- Lavender terpenes (or if you’d like, test out one of our other cannabis aromas)
*In this recipe, Nina decide to use white rum, although you can make it without alcohol; you can just use more watermelon and lemon juice.
Tutorial video
Check out this tutorial video made by En Volá.
Preparation
This recipe has a delicious cannabis touch, and it’s a lot easier to make than you’d think – the result is absolutely amazing!
Paine’s Treasure Terpene Cocktail Recipe, Step by Step
- Add a few ice cubes to a glass to cool it down.
- In a cocktail shaker, pour in some watermelon juice. The *white rum and a spoonful of sugar. You can add in a drop of terpenes if you want it in the entire cocktail, or in step 4 if you prefer the flavor to stay to the top of the drink.
- Add ice and shake well.
- Pour the mixture into your cooled glass and add 1 drop of terpenes if you didn’t in the second step.
- Decorate the glass with a slice of watermelon.
*If you want to create an alcohol-free drink, you can substitute white rum with 100ml watermelon juice and 50ml lemon juice.
Tasting
The idea behind Paine’s Treasure was to create a refreshing, fruity and floral drink.
In this recipe you can appreciate a deep, complex combination of flavors; sweet and fruity watermelon, citric lemon, and a complex refreshing floral punch thanks to Lavender terpenes. Depending on if you add rum to the recipe or not, it’ll display a different range of flavors.
Main terpenes in Lavender:
Pinene, b-Caryophyllene, d-Limonene, Myrcene, Terpinolene, Terpineol, Nerolidol, Camphene.
What do you think of this terpene recipe? Let us know below, share your opinion or let us know any questions.
Until next time!
Cali Terpenes
