Shake Shack is a single strain extract.
Type: Hybrid
Availability: 2g Red Eye Dabs.
Shake Shack Dab PhytoFact Sheet
The Smells: Shake Shack comes through peppery, earthy, citrusy, lightly woody, and fresh green, with a soft floral edge underneath. The nose has more structure than sweetness, leaning toward warm spice, dry herbs, lemon peel, and pine rather than anything syrupy or dessert-heavy.
Let’s take a look at the numbers.
Beta-caryophyllene leads hard at 1.93%, giving Shake Shack a very clear peppery backbone. That brings warm spice, dry wood, and earthy depth right to the front of the profile.
Limonene follows at 0.61%, adding citrus peel and some brighter top-end lift. It keeps the caryophyllene from turning the whole thing into a pepper grinder with aspirations.
Alpha-humulene is right behind at 0.59%, adding more dry earth, wood, and herbal character. With caryophyllene and humulene both running strong, this one has a pretty comfy sweet-spice foundation.
Linalool at 0.29% softens things slightly with a light floral edge, while beta-pinene at 0.24% and alpha-pinene at 0.20% add fresh pine, green herbs, and a little sharper resinous brightness.
Myrcene also lands at 0.20%, giving the profile a little extra earthy body, while fenchol at 0.15% brings some woody, herbal, slightly camphor-like character. Alpha-terpineol at 0.05%, camphene at 0.03%, caryophyllene oxide at 0.04%, and terpinolene at 0.02% hang around in the background adding small bits of floral, woodsy, and fresh complexity.
All in all, our lab rats report warm pepper, lemon peel, dry earth, pine, herbs, and a light floral finish. Not flashy, not candy-coated, just a solid old-school leaning terpene profile with enough brightness to keep it interesting.
The Tastes: The inhale starts peppery and citrusy, with the beta-caryophyllene and limonene doing most of the early work. Mid-palate, the humulene starts pushing more dry wood, earth, and herbal bitterness into the mix. The pinenes add a fresher green edge that keeps the flavor from feeling flat or muddy.
The linalool softens the finish slightly with a light floral note, while the myrcene and fenchol give the back end a little more earthy and woody weight.
The exhale lands on pepper, citrus peel, dry herbs, pine, and light floral earth. Nothing about it feels especially sugary or fruity. This one is more spice rack, forest floor, and lemon rind.
Basically, if somebody put a lemon peel in a cedar box full of cracked pepper and called it a tasting flight, this would be the least ridiculous thing about that afternoon.
The Feels: Shake Shack is labeled hybrid, and the PhytoFact wheel leans heavily into comfort, with calm and relaxation following close behind. There’s still some energy and focus hanging around, but the overall direction looks more grounded than stimulating.
That makes sense with this terpene spread. The caryophyllene and humulene bring a lot of structural weight, while the limonene and pinenes add enough brightness to keep the profile from feeling completely sleepy.
This feels like a balanced hybrid with a comfortable, mellow center. Relaxed enough to settle in, but not so heavy that your evening immediately turns into negotiating with the couch.
With 89.95% cannabinoids and 4.79% terpenes, Shake Shack brings strong potency with a respectable terpene load. THCA leads at 82.5%, with THC at 4.3%, CBCA at 1.4%, CBGA at 1.1%, THCVA at 0.4%, CBDA at 0.2%, and CBG at 0.1%.
As always, your mileage may vary depending on dose, tolerance, and whether pepper-heavy hybrids make you calmly productive or just deeply interested in whatever documentary autoplay decided you needed.
Overall, Shake Shack by The Dope Depot is a peppery, citrusy, earthy hybrid with dry wood, fresh pine, herbs, and a soft floral finish.
Visually, it has a light golden-yellow wet sugar consistency with visible crystalline texture and plenty of terpene sheen across the surface. It looks soft, glossy, and easy to work with, without turning into a jar of loose sauce or a geological survey.
The biggest strength here is the structure. Beta-caryophyllene gives it a strong spicy backbone, limonene adds brightness, humulene brings depth, and the pinenes give the whole profile a fresher green edge. Linalool and myrcene smooth out some of the rougher corners without taking over.
Rating: Our lab rats give Shake Shack 8.1 pieces of cheese.
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