Aeriz’s rosin lab has been putting out consistent work for a few years now, tapping into the cultivator’s massive genetic lineup to keep the variety churning. Personally, though, it’s the Aeriz classics like Jenny Kush that get the most attention. … Continue reading →
While dry-sieve hash is one of the oldest cannabis processing techniques, very few brands produce the product in Illinois. I recently spotted Realeaf Botanicals Orange Soda Pollen Pucks, which promised an old-school delivery method, so I picked up a gram … Continue reading →
With 7/10 coming and going, I’ve been dabbing more than usual lately. Always on the hunt for heavy, savory options, I recently stopped at Ash & Ivy in Benton to pick up a gram of Legacy Black Amber Live Budder … Continue reading →
While flower will always hold a special place in my heart, there’s no doubt that cannabis concentrates unlock a level of expression that raw plant simply cannot match. Nature’s Heritage recently dropped a new strain in live resin form only, … Continue reading →
I’ve decided to review more concentrates, so I picked up a sample gram of Chem Fruit Live Sugar by Nature’s Heritage.
Continue reading →During the Illinois Craft Showcase, I finally picked up from Parkway a review product I’d been wanting to try. Mile High Melts, in collaboration with Redemption Botanicals, recently released live rosin in Illinois, so I picked up a gram of … Continue reading →
I said years ago that the lack of gas and chem-heavy flavor options on Illinois menus was a true opportunity for a cultivator to stake a claim. IC Collective has done just that with a genetic lineup of cultivars heavy … Continue reading →
While live resin and rosin have captured most of the cannabis world’s attention, a large following for old-school hash still exist. I was excited to see craft label Realeaf Botanicals release a Bubble Hash, so I recently stopped at BLOC … Continue reading →
I’ve said before that moonrocks are something every stoner should try at least once. I’ve been surprisingly captivated by the format lately. From mixing with hash, flower, or even as a plus up to a joint, I’ve been finding moonrocks … Continue reading →
Once a strain becomes recognizable by an acronym, it has garnered a following. The latest cut to join this illustrious group has been LCG, Lemon Cherry Gelato, and cultivators have started bringing the hyped strain to Illinois. I recently picked … Continue reading →
