Acreage label Superflux was originally spun from The Botanist as a concentrate-focused brand, but the label now has a flower line all its own. I recently stopped at Consume Marion and picked up a few selections from the line to … Continue reading →
With several craft labels coming online last year, 2024 was a year of unprecedented growth for the Illinois cannabis market, and 2025 shows no signs of slowing down. One of the newest labels in dispensaries is Flora Arbor flagship label, … Continue reading →
Variety is the spice of life. That’s why I’ve been pleased to see craft labels bringing new and interesting strains to state menus. Korner Boys, by Atomic Acres, has delivered variety with a genetic lineup filled with new-to-me cultivars. I … Continue reading →
Flora Arbor powered brand Napalm is aiming for the high-end occasion-driven consumer with specialty items such as the 7-gram Grenade preroll and the Flower Bomb eighth. I recently picked up a Lemon Cherry Gelato Flower Bomb eighth to review.
Continue reading →A time existed in the Illinois market when the heaviest consumers could name not only all the labels but also most of the strains those labels grew. Thankfully, with the addition of craft growers such as Cannect Wellness, the Illinois … Continue reading →
While cake-heavy strains have lost the spotlight they once had, the genetics still have a dedicated following, me included. I recently stopped at Curaleaf Deerfield and picked up an eighth of Grassroots’ new cut of Animal Mint Cake to review.
Continue reading →It’s been a while since we added to our “Work Sativa” and “30%+ THC” review series, so I was surprised to find a strain that fit both categories. Black Velvet from Kaviar is an old-school sativa with sky-high test numbers. … Continue reading →
The Illinois cannabis market is already shaping up for growth in 2024. Every time I pull up dispensary menus, another craft producer seems to finally come online. One Day is one of the latest craft licensees to get flower to … Continue reading →
While tons of cannabis labels attempt to evoke a sense of nostalgia, few really hit the target. The Blues Brothers Greatest Hits label by Belushi’s Farm takes a shortcut to nostalgia by using the instantly recognizable faces of The Blues … Continue reading →
Great growers know each strain has its own special needs and desires required to create the best expression possible. I find it reassuring when a company focuses on just a handful of cultivars. More attention means better quality. NEZ has … Continue reading →
