Almost a decade has passed since I first encountered moonrocks at a dispensary in Colorado. While I’ll admit to the novelty, I still find something incredibly charming about its over-the-top nature. Kaviar has recently dropped a new line of moonrocks … Continue reading →
While I’ve been reviewing cannabis products on and off for more than 3 years, 2023 was the true Year One for me, the first year I took my reviewing “full time.” In the 11 months since I started as Chief … Continue reading →
Frequent readers will already know of my fondness for strawberry flavors in cannabis. The modest berry is one of my favorite overall fruits, so it’s no surprise I love the flavor in weed as well. Bedford Grow recently released a … Continue reading →
“Shop by genetics” is advice I gave as a budtender, and it’s still a rule I follow when seeking new strains. Wedding Cake is a reliable standby of mine. When I catch the word wedding in a strain name, I … Continue reading →
While the effects drew me to dabbing, the depth of aroma and flavor keeps me obsessed. I can’t get enough of the complex and intriguing experiences terp-heavy extracts can provide. I recently spotted Sour Garlic Mints badder from Bedford Grow … Continue reading →
Watching the large list of craft cultivators start to come online during the last year has been one of the most exciting developments for the Illinois market since it’s inception. The latest operator to hit the market, IC Collective, has … Continue reading →
For most products, the line between “medical” and “recreational” use can be blurry. During my days as a budtender, medical patients with truly debilitating conditions often searched for a higher level of relief than most products provided. I introduced them … Continue reading →
While trying to keep track of a constantly expanding list of strains, I come across a lot of cake, mac, cookie, and glues on Illinois dispensary menus, so I’m interested when I find a new strain name. NuEra has recently … Continue reading →
Hunting for the right strains to produce quality hash rosin is more art than science, but one cultivar has become a trusted “washable” strain, GMO. I’ve encountered the Aerīz cut of GMO in flower form before, but I recently picked … Continue reading →
It’s easy to understand why cultivators select newer genetics often bred for higher yields and THC percentages. Luckily, some cultivators are ignoring these factors and curating older cultivars to create unique flavors and experiences. NuEra has recently taken up this … Continue reading →
