Cake Pie is a dessert-forward indica-leaning hybrid bred from Wedding Cake and Pie Face. It is known for a thick, doughy-sweet nose, a peppery finish and a heavy resin coat. How any given batch feels depends on the batch, the product form, your dose and your own tolerance.
Terpene profile
Caryophyllene
Black pepper and warm spice. It is the one common cannabis terpene known to bind CB2 receptors; what that means for how a person feels is not settled science.
Limonene
Sweet citrus and creamy dough in the aroma.
Myrcene
Earthy, musky depth — one of the most common terpenes in cannabis generally.
AromaSweet vanilla cake batter, baked dough, and a faint peppery spice on the finish.
Effects
· Commonly described as relaxing
· Often described as body-forward
· Frequently chosen for evening use
Who tends to choose it
People who choose Cake Pie usually describe wanting something relaxing rather than stimulating. Effects vary substantially between individuals and batches.
Product forms
Like most cultivars, Cake Pie genetics appear in flower, pre-rolls and extracts depending on what producers release.
Start low, go slow
Start with the smallest amount you are comfortable with and wait before taking more — onset time differs a lot between flower, vapes and edibles, and between people.
Cake Pie questions we hear at the counter
Is Cake Pie an indica or a sativa?
Cake Pie is generally classified as an indica-leaning hybrid. The indica/sativa label describes plant lineage and is only a rough guide to how a product will feel.
How do I find out whether Cake Pie is available today?
Search our live menu on this site, or call 303-830-9999 during store hours. The menu reflects what is currently listed; we do not publish a fixed stock list.
What does Cake Pie taste like?
Vanilla cake batter and sweet baked dough on the inhale, with a peppery exhale. Aroma also varies by batch and cure.