While Kaviar was one of the first to bring moonrocks to the Illinois market, the label’s pre-ground follow up, moondust, is entering a much more competitive infused-shake scene. I recently stopped at Cloud9 Champaign to pick up an eighth of … Continue reading →
CQ was one of the first in Illinois’ infused-shot market, and the label has been steadily adding flavors since debut. I recently spotted CQ Wildberry Guava Agua Fresca Infused Shot at Parkway Tilton and picked one up to review.
Continue reading →While most edible companies focus on final products, Culinary Cannabis Co. is taking a different approach, offering consumers infused ingredients to cook with at home. I recently picked up the new label’s Infused Honey to review.
Continue reading →As the cannabis market continues to mature, more products that feature cannabis as part of a wellness-oriented blend, instead of the main attractions, are coming to market. Vibations drink mixes have adopted this strategy using vitamins, minerals, and even caffeine … Continue reading →
A trend in cannabis over the past couple years has been the rise of the infused category as cultivators plus up prerolls, flower, and shake to please heavier consumers. Nature’s Grace and Wellness is no stranger to infusion with the … Continue reading →
Kaviar still stands alone as one of the only licensed cultivators in Illinois bringing a (somewhat silly) but absolute cannabis classic to the state, moonrocks. I first reviewed the label’s Blue Unicorn Poop moonrock back in January. Recently I picked … Continue reading →
I’ve already reviewed the intriguing collaboration between Nature’s Grace and Wellness and Half Acre, infusing cannabis flowers with hops. The brands didn’t stop there, releasing an entire line of products combining cannabis and hops. I picked up a pack of … Continue reading →
I’ve been chasing summer flavors for the last few months, so why not end the season’s hunt with a cultivar that promises fruit from the outset? Lobo recently released Fruit Stand in one of the brand’s blunts, so I stopped … Continue reading →
One positive aspect of the smaller craft businesses is the ability to innovate and experiment faster than the larger operators. Enliven Edibles embodied this innovation by quickly dropping a first-of-its-kind infused popcorn into Illinois’ market, including this bag of the … Continue reading →
One of the most interesting innovations of the last few years has been the release of fast-acting dissolvable infused powders. The flexibility to “choose your own adventure” by turning essentially any food or beverage into an edible can be a … Continue reading →
