Borneol

Borneol is a bicyclic monoterpene alcohol. People search borneol, isoborneol, and borneol terpene. Labs may print borneol or isoborneol as related names. Borneol is the main search here. Isoborneol is a neighbor, not a second copy of the same line unless a panel is clearly splitting them.

The smell is camphor, mint, and herbal wood. It sits in the same cool-alcohol neighborhood as fenchol. They are not the same molecule. Fenchol is the basil-pine alcohol. Borneol is the cooler camphor-mint alcohol. Eucalyptol is the eucalyptus-leaf ether. Camphor is the medicine-chest name people already know from a chest-rub bottle. Four cool words, four different lines.

Plant lists include rosemary, camphor-tree talks, and some lavender or ginger notes. Fragrance writing uses borneol for that dry mint-wood snap. On cannabis panels it is usually minor. A borneol print does not prove OG Kush, Haze, or any one parent. Two jars can both list borneol and still be different plants.

On this site the name belongs with the cool-forest group on OG lemon-pine lists and on some Haze pages: pinene, fenchol, eucalyptol, camphene, and camphor. Mention is bouquet talk. Rosemary-wood memory is useful. It is not a printed percent. Amounts change by cut, grow, and method. One harvest is one snapshot.

Nearby aroma pages: fenchol, camphor, eucalyptol, and pinene.