Cymene is a terpene found in trace amounts in some cannabis chemovars as well as more abundantly in plants like cumin, thyme, and coriander. It has a mild citrusy, woody aroma and flavor. Cymene is not usually a dominant terpene in cannabis but can contribute unique sensory properties. Early research suggests cymene may offer anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and mild pain-relieving properties. However, these preliminary studies tested cymene from non-cannabis plants at higher concentrations than typically occur in cannabis varieties. Since cymene only appears in minor quantities in certain strains, it likely does not impart major individual therapeutic effects when consuming most cannabis products. However, it can add an intriguing herbal nuance to the overall terpene profile of select chemovars.