OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray tastes and smells like a freshly opened classic sweet cigarillo wrap—soft vanilla, honey, toasted leaf, light caramel, and a little woody sweetness. It’s smooth, warm, and familiar, with that unmistakable fresh-pack aroma instead of anything harsh, burnt, or ashtray-like. Because obviously nobody asked us to recreate that part.
OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray changes both the smell and taste of your product, adding a smooth sweet-wrap character with warm vanilla and toasted notes that can give an ordinary profile a completely different personality. It pairs especially well with King Louis XIII and Chemdawg when you want to lean into something deeper and more old-school.
SPRAY IT. INSTANT AROMA.
• 1 spray per ounce for a light boost
• 2–3 sprays per ounce for stronger aroma
• Mist evenly — don’t soak the flower
• Let dry about 20 minutes before sealing
Use this spray method when you want eye-catching bag appeal and long-lasting BagPop™ scent on first open. It’s ideal for refreshing low-odor batches and making the aroma match the flavor name on your packaging.
DROP IT. REAL FLAVOR.
• 2–3 drops per bud for noticeable flavor
• 4–5 drops per bud for maximum impact
• Apply to nugs or pre-roll material
• Give it time to absorb before use
Choose this drop method when you want the taste to match the flavor printed on the label. It’s ideal for dialing in custom flavor profiles, small-batch runs, and signature house blends that customers can recognize instantly.
Use OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray as a light mist over open trays or bags of flower or plant material. Start at 1–2 sprays per ounce for a clean BagPop™ aroma that matches your packaging, then scale up once you’ve tested a winning recipe.
For louder, limited-run batches, you can keep mist for aroma and reserve drops for a stronger experience. Mist the whole batch first for even scent, then add drops only to the SKUs that need extra on-inhale flavor.
Always seal treated material in bags or jars and let it rest so the aroma can move through the whole batch and settle into pieces that didn’t get direct spray.
Best for: farms and packagers running large bulk batches.
For flavor you can really taste, pre-treat your dried flower with OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray before it ever goes into the pre-roll. Let the filled cones rest sealed in their bags or tubes so the flavor can move evenly through the fill.
For lighter aroma only, lightly mist pre-filled pre-rolls with OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray and get them into bags or tubes as soon as possible to lock in that BagPop™ on first open.
Avoid putting heavy drops only on the paper — that can create hot spots and uneven draw. Use OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray on the flower first for flavor you can taste, then finish with a light mist over the outside if you want extra-loud aroma.
Best for: pre-roll labs and white-label pre-roll brands.
For jars of extract or concentrate, apply very small drops of OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray directly to the jar contents or to the headspace before sealing. Start with 1 drop per gram, mix or warm gently if needed, then adjust only after testing.
The goal is a strong open-jar aroma that matches the label without overpowering the base product. For special edition jars, you can combine a micro-drop inside the jar with a light mist in the headspace before capping, then let the jars rest so the flavor can round out before they hit the shelf.
Best for: extract makers and jarred concentrate lines.
OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray is tuned so the first-open BagPop™ aroma matches the name on your packaging.
Use lighter recipes when you just need a clean uplift to tired batches, and bump the strength when you want a bold, candy-shop aroma that tells customers, “this smells exactly like the label looks.”
Use the same bottle as a fine mist for bag appeal and as focused drops for on-inhale flavor.
Mist for shelf impact, drops for taste, or mix both when you need your bulk flower, pre-rolls,
and concentrates to all tell the same flavor story.
OG Cigarillo Terpene Spray is mixed by the team that invented terpene profiles and taught most of the industry how to use them.
You’re not buying a copycat flavor; you’re getting production-ready ratios from an inventor who still builds tools for real operators, not just marketing videos.
