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Granddaddy Purple Terpenes

Grape-and-berry, relaxing Granddaddy Purple terpenes built on the GDP cultivar base. Browse every Entour™ profile that carries Granddaddy Purple lineage.

4 blends on the Granddaddy Purple cultivar base.

Blue Dream

Blue Dream

Dominant: Myrcene

From $35.00

Grape Ape

Grape Ape

Dominant: Myrcene

From $35.00

Peaches & Cream

Peaches & Cream

Dominant: Myrcene

From $35.00

Purple Punch

Purple Punch

Dominant: β-Caryophyllene

From $35.00

The Granddaddy Purple terpene profile

Granddaddy Purple terpenes are led by myrcene with caryophyllene and pinene in support, the mix behind its grape-and-berry aroma and deeply relaxing reputation. GDP is one of the defining purple indicas, and its profile leans restful.

These blends are built on the Granddaddy Purple cultivar base and reverse-engineered from real terpene data with True To Plant® technology, so the sweet, relaxing character stays true to the flower.

Granddaddy Purple Terpenes FAQs

What terpenes are in Granddaddy Purple?

Granddaddy Purple is typically myrcene-dominant, with beta-caryophyllene and alpha-pinene in support. That combination gives it a sweet grape-and-berry aroma and a relaxing character.

Is Granddaddy Purple an indica?

Yes. GDP is a classic indica, and its myrcene-led terpene profile reflects the heavy, restful feel the strain is famous for.

What does Granddaddy Purple taste like?

Sweet grape and dark berry over an earthy base. The purple-fruit aroma is the strain's calling card.

Are Granddaddy Purple terpene blends available wholesale?

Yes. Every Entour™ blend comes with wholesale pricing and custom MOQs, lab-tested and ready for vapes, edibles, beverages and topicals.

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Granddaddy Purple Terpene Profile: The Grape-and-Berry Chemistry Behind a Nighttime Favorite

Granddaddy Purple Terpene Profile: The Grape-and-Berry Chemistry Behind a Nighttime Favorite

Granddaddy Purple is the strain people name when they want a smell that is unmistakably sweet and fruity. That grape-soda-and-berry aroma is one of the most distinctive in cannabis, and it is a useful reminder of something a lot of people get wrong: the purple color does not come from terpenes, but the famous grape smell does. Granddaddy Purple, often shortened to GDP, builds that aroma on a myrcene-heavy profile with caryophyllene and pinene support, and that same myrcene lead is a big part of why GDP has such a strong nighttime, deeply relaxing reputation.