Myth No. 2: “It takes a lot of exposure to light to skunk a beer.” The exact details of the chemical reaction are pretty complex, but the basic idea is the UV light hits the hop compounds in ...

If you've ever taken a whiff of well-preserved, unburned cannabis buds, and thought you smelled something skunky — or, less likely, been on the receiving end of skunk spray and wondered why you ...

Scientists have finally sniffed out the molecules behind marijuana’s skunky aroma. The heady bouquet that wafts off of fresh weed is actually a cocktail of hundreds of fragrant compounds. The ...

Why cannabis smells skunky Date: December 1, 2021 Source: American Chemical Society Summary: As cannabis is legalized in more areas, it has become increasingly popular as a medicinal and ...

A skunk that somehow got its head stuck in a discarded can of Bud Light beer is being cared for by veterinarians in Massachusetts. Skip to content NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 EyeOpener ...

And while the signature "gas" or "skunk" smell of cannabis used to be attributed to a "skunky terpene," research over the past few years has pointed to a different culprit, says Monell's Dalton.

If you haven't noticed it yet, that familiar skunky smell could start filling the air. "This month, love and something else is in the air… it’s skunk mating season," the Kentucky Department of ...

Wildlife officials say skunk cabbage emits a skunky odor when the flowers are crushed. According to Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, the chemicals skatole and cadaverine in the plant produce ...

I've explored hop-laden IPAs, cheek-puckering sours, gruits brewed with lichen, and I still appreciate a Budweiser. The only beer I can't abide is one that fills my mouth with bunk-ass, skunky flavor.

Beers become skunky or “lightstruck” when ultraviolet light reacts with bitter hop compounds to create a chemical that mimics skunk spray. Hops are added to beer for flavoring, and are ...

Overall, five of the VSCs had skunk-like or sulfuric aromas. One of those, 3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol (or VSC3), was the most common VSC detected in the cannabis plants that the four-person panel ...

One of my favorites is the horribly named Skunk Cabbage that I will hereafter refer to as Swamp Lantern. It does not smell all that skunky. Mind you I’m not saying it smells good.