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From humble beginnings to a global mission – we grow, harvest, and craft hemp with care for people and planet.

CBD is nature’s way to restore balance, calm, and overall well-being – naturally and without the high.

From seed to shelf, we grow organically, extract cleanly, and follow strict quality standards for purity.

Every batch is third-party tested to ensure purity, safety, and the exact amount of CBD every time.

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Endoca flavoured CBD oil is the same organic extract as our classic oils, with mint added for anyone who finds hemp too earthy. Choose mint at 15%, about 5mg a drop, or chocolate mint at 3%, about 1mg a drop. Every batch is independently tested, and the certificate is published by batch number.
Organically grown hemp without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Same Strength as Our Classic Oils
Fast and Discreet
Both flavoured oils, compared by strength, flavour, who each suits and how each sits against the FSA’s figure.
| PRODUCT | FLAVOUR | STRENGTH | BEST FOR | AGAINST THE FSA'S 10MG A DAY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mint CBD oil 15% (strong) | Mint | About 5mg per drop | A strong oil without the hemp taste | About 2 drops |
| Chocolate mint CBD oil 30mg/ml | Chocolate mint | About 1mg per drop | A first bottle | About 10 drops |
Flavoured CBD oil is hemp extract in a carrier oil with a natural flavour added. The CBD content matches an unflavoured bottle of the same strength, and you measure it by the drop in the same way. Here the carrier is hemp seed oil and the flavour is mint, used alone in the 15% bottle and paired with cocoa in the 3%. The label reads like any other: a percentage for concentration, milligrams per drop for a single serving and a total for the bottle.
The flavour covers the terpenes that give hemp its grassy taste. In the mint oil they are still there, as it is full spectrum. You simply notice the mint first. Masking is not the same as removing, and that is the fair caveat. With five times as much extract per drop as the chocolate mint, the 15% oil can let a little hemp through at the finish. If even that trace bothers you, the 3% is the milder of the two.
If the taste of a classic oil has put you off, a flavoured bottle is the simplest fix. If you would rather taste nothing, our CBD capsules are the alternative. Strength is the other decision. At about 5mg a drop, the mint oil reaches the FSA’s 10mg a day in roughly two drops, which leaves little room to adjust. The chocolate mint, at about 1mg a drop, takes about ten, so it is the easier one to count against that figure.
This page is for anyone who likes the idea of an oil but not the taste of hemp.
We sort the two by strength and preference, not by what they might do, because no CBD product sold in Britain may be presented as doing anything to your health.
Two: mint at 15% and chocolate mint at 3%. The first gives about 5mg a drop and the second about 1mg a drop, so they sit at opposite ends of the range rather than side by side.
No. They match our classic oils at the same strengths. Flavour is added to the extract rather than replacing any of it, which is why the milligrams per drop stay as they are on a plain bottle.
It is a mint flavour added to the extract. The full ingredient list is on the product page, and that is the place to check if you are looking for a particular type of mint or want to rule anything out.
The chocolate mint at 3%, if you are new to CBD. About ten drops reach the FSA’s 10mg a day, which leaves room to adjust. The mint at 15% suits someone who already takes a strong oil.
Slightly, at times. Flavour masks the terpenes rather than taking them out, so mint arrives first. The 15% oil carries five times the extract per drop of the 3%, so it can leave a little more hemp behind.
About two drops of the mint 15% oil, or about ten of the chocolate mint 3% oil. That simply restates the FSA’s advice for healthy adults, and is not a recommendation from us to take that amount.
Yes. The 15% mint oil is a full spectrum extract, so the minor cannabinoids and terpenes stay in alongside cannabidiol. The mint simply sits over the top of their grassy taste.
UK rules count controlled cannabinoids per container. The certificate for your batch gives the figures. Match the batch number on your bottle to the certificate on our lab testing page to see the result for that exact oil.
Hemp extract tastes green and bitter, closer to a strong olive oil than anything sweet, and for many people that is why they give up on oils. A flavoured CBD oil fixes the taste, though some manage it by thinning the extract with syrups. The giveaway is on the label. Set the milligrams in a flavoured bottle against an unflavoured one of the same size, and a large gap means syrup has taken the place of extract. A flavour should sit alongside the hemp, not stand in for it.
Ours keep the strength. The mint oil is 15%, about 5mg a drop, and the chocolate mint oil is 3%, about 1mg a drop. Against the FSA’s advice of 10mg a day for healthy adults, that is about two drops of mint or ten of chocolate mint. Those are the same concentrations as our classic oils, so moving between a plain bottle and a flavoured one changes the taste and leaves the arithmetic exactly where it was. The percentage is the figure to compare between bottles, because it stays the same whatever size you buy.
We grow the hemp, extract it with supercritical CO2 and bottle it ourselves, which we have done since 2010. CO2 leaves no solvent behind, and the carrier is hemp seed oil. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory, and the certificate is published by batch number, exactly as for our unflavoured oils. Each certificate gives the full cannabinoid profile and adds screens for heavy metals, pesticides and microbial contamination. Flavouring a bottle changes nothing about what the laboratory checks. The batch number printed on each bottle is how you find the certificate that belongs to it.
Organically grown hemp without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Same Strength as Our Classic Oils
Fast and Discreet
Mint CBD oil 15% (strong)
Chocolate mint CBD oil 30mg/ml

Flavoured CBD oil is hemp extract in a carrier oil with a natural flavour added. The CBD content matches an unflavoured bottle of the same strength, and you measure it by the drop in the same way. Here the carrier is hemp seed oil and the flavour is mint, used alone in the 15% bottle and paired with cocoa in the 3%. The label reads like any other: a percentage for concentration, milligrams per drop for a single serving and a total for the bottle.
The flavour covers the terpenes that give hemp its grassy taste. In the mint oil they are still there, as it is full spectrum. You simply notice the mint first. Masking is not the same as removing, and that is the fair caveat. With five times as much extract per drop as the chocolate mint, the 15% oil can let a little hemp through at the finish. If even that trace bothers you, the 3% is the milder of the two.
If the taste of a classic oil has put you off, a flavoured bottle is the simplest fix. If you would rather taste nothing, our CBD capsules are the alternative. Strength is the other decision. At about 5mg a drop, the mint oil reaches the FSA’s 10mg a day in roughly two drops, which leaves little room to adjust. The chocolate mint, at about 1mg a drop, takes about ten, so it is the easier one to count against that figure.
This page is for anyone who likes the idea of an oil but not the taste of hemp.
We sort the two by strength and preference, not by what they might do, because no CBD product sold in Britain may be presented as doing anything to your health.
Mint CBD oil 15% gives about 5mg a drop. Our 1500mg CBD oil page has every 15% version. At this strength two drops reach the FSA’s 10mg a day, so it suits people who already know they want a strong oil.
Chocolate mint 3% gives about 1mg a drop, the easiest to count against the FSA’s figure. With ten drops to reach the daily advice, changing the amount by a single milligram is straightforward.

Our guide on how to make CBD oil taste better covers classic oils. It is worth a read if you have an unflavoured bottle at home and would like to finish it before switching to mint.
CBD capsules skip the taste entirely. They are swallowed whole, so nothing touches the tongue, though you give up the drop-by-drop control that an oil offers.
Starting Out
Our CBD for beginners page puts the gentlest products together. The chocolate mint oil sits there too, alongside the plain and raw 3% oils and two 10mg capsules.
Every strength and flavour sits together on our CBD oils page.
Two: mint at 15% and chocolate mint at 3%. The first gives about 5mg a drop and the second about 1mg a drop, so they sit at opposite ends of the range rather than side by side.
No. They match our classic oils at the same strengths. Flavour is added to the extract rather than replacing any of it, which is why the milligrams per drop stay as they are on a plain bottle.
It is a mint flavour added to the extract. The full ingredient list is on the product page, and that is the place to check if you are looking for a particular type of mint or want to rule anything out.
The chocolate mint at 3%, if you are new to CBD. About ten drops reach the FSA’s 10mg a day, which leaves room to adjust. The mint at 15% suits someone who already takes a strong oil.
Slightly, at times. Flavour masks the terpenes rather than taking them out, so mint arrives first. The 15% oil carries five times the extract per drop of the 3%, so it can leave a little more hemp behind.
About two drops of the mint 15% oil, or about ten of the chocolate mint 3% oil. That simply restates the FSA’s advice for healthy adults, and is not a recommendation from us to take that amount.
Yes. The 15% mint oil is a full spectrum extract, so the minor cannabinoids and terpenes stay in alongside cannabidiol. The mint simply sits over the top of their grassy taste.
UK rules count controlled cannabinoids per container. The certificate for your batch gives the figures. Match the batch number on your bottle to the certificate on our lab testing page to see the result for that exact oil.