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Limonene
Known for fresh citrus associations.
Lemon · Citrus Peel
Fresh
Fresh
Sensunique presents
The Sensunique Lab.
Where curiosity becomes creation. Discover the plants, aromas and ideas behind Sensunique — and get a first look at what we're creating next.
Education × Creation
Every Sensunique creation begins with curiosity.
What makes an aroma recognizable? Why do certain botanical notes pair with a wine? And what happens when you begin not with convention, but with aroma, flavour and the plant itself?
Plant→
Aroma→
Knowledge→
Pairing→
Creation
From Arthur's Archive
01 · From Plant To Aroma
It starts with the plant.
For Sensunique, the story does not begin with a bottle, but with understanding aroma.
Cannabis has a complex aromatic profile. Terpenes and other volatile compounds contribute to aromas we associate with citrus, flowers, herbs, pine, earth and spices.
Before you can understand the pairing,
you have to understand the aroma.
That same aromatic language can be found in other botanicals, as well as in the worlds of wine and gastronomy. That is where the Sensunique exploration begins.
02 · Heritage
BELDIA
بلديةRif Landrace · Feminized Seeds
Beldia refers to a traditional cannabis landrace from Morocco's Rif Mountains — a plant with a long history within the region's kif and hashish culture.
Within The Sensunique Lab, Beldia represents origin: understanding where a plant comes from before exploring its aromatic character.
Aroma Profile
Sweet Honey
Floral
Minty
Earthy
Spice
Preserve the legacy. Understand the origin.
Beldia · From Arthur's Archive
03 · The Language Of Aroma
Learn to smell differently.
Terpenes form part of the complex aromatic profile of plants. By recognizing aromatic families, a new way of approaching pairing begins to emerge.
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Pinene
Aromatically recognizable by green, resinous and pine-like notes.
Pine · Resin
Forest
Forest
03
Linalool
Associated with soft floral and lavender-like aromas.
Floral · Lavender
Soft Spice
Soft Spice
04
Myrcene
A terpene with earthy, herbal and fruity aroma associations.
Earth · Herbal
Musk · Fruit
Musk · Fruit
05
Caryophyllene
Known for peppery, spicy and woody aroma associations.
Pepper · Spice
Woody
Woody
04 · The Sensunique Method
From observation to creation.
01
Observe
Begin with the plant, grape, product and origin.
02
Smell
Experience the aroma before drawing conclusions.
03
Identify
Identify citrus, floral, herbal, earthy, woody and spice notes.
04
Connect
Look for both similarities and contrasts between different aromatic worlds.
05
Create
Translate knowledge and flavour into a new experience.
What Others Say
“
Arthur's passion for fine wine, fine dining and fine cannabis is infectious.
Robert Nijhout
Cannabis Content Specialist / Cannabis Consultant ·
LinkedIn Recommendation · December 2021
FINE WINE ×
FINE DINING ×
FINE CANNABIS
05 · From Knowledge To Creation
The laboratory doesn't end with theory.
The knowledge behind Sensunique is translated into real products and flavour concepts. From Cannablanca and Jack Herer to a new generation of creations currently in development.
Coming Soon
Inside The Lab
CALI
CALI
GELATO
Pinot Blanc
A new Sensunique creation is in development: Pinot Blanc meets a Gelato-inspired aromatic identity.
The next step in exploring the connection between wine, botanicals and terpenes.
Reserve Your Interest
Coming Soon
Beyond Wine
SENSUNIQUE BLOND.
The Sensunique philosophy does not stop with wine. A new Blond is being developed around a Gelato-inspired aromatic profile.
Lime
Flowers
Fresh Green Herbs
Flowers
Fresh Green Herbs
A new way to explore the connection between beer, botanicals and aroma.
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First Access
Be among the first to experience what's next.
New Sensunique creations are developed in limited releases. Interested in Cali Gelato, Sensunique Blond or future releases? Let us know.
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The Inspiration
Nature has always been the inspiration.
From plant to aroma.
From aroma to experience.
Sensunique · Nature Meets Elegance
SENSUNIQUE
Wine × Botanicals × Terpenes