Gearing up for the third annual Illinois Craft Showcase, we’ll be highlighting products from Illinois craft brands. The first is Realeaf Botanicals and its premium flower brand Pryme. I picked up an eighth of the Super Silver Goo to review.
Continue reading →After reviewing the Boston Tea Party from Wyvern Botanicals’ everyday flower brand, Triple Crown, I decided to pick up another strain from Hatch Addison, an eighth of MTF.
Continue reading →After trying Illinois craft grow licensee Wyvern Botanicals’ premium flower brand Ripperz, I decided to try Wyvern’s everyday flower brand, Triple Crown. I picked up from Hatch Addison an eighth of MTF and an eighth of Boston Tea Party to … Continue reading →
After reviewing Banoreoz as part of Ozone’s brand relaunch, I picked up Ozone’s Happy Hour from Springfield Ascend Wellness to review.
Continue reading →I’ve been looking for a knockout night strain for months. Illinois craft grow licensee Wyvern Botanicals has finally provided one. Wyvern Botanicals’ premium flower brand Ripperz recently launched several strains in Illinois. I picked out the Mule Fuel to review.
Continue reading →Last month, Ascend Wellness Holdings announced a full brand and quality relaunch of its flagship lifestyle brand, Ozone. The relaunch introduces full-spectrum gummies, macro-dose gummies, new flower strains, and new liquid diamonds and live resin vapes. I picked up from … Continue reading →
I have been chasing grape-flavor strains these last few months, so when I stopped in at Cookies Bloomington, I picked up an eighth of Frozen Grapes by Cookies.
Continue reading →Looking for a new Work Sativa to review, I picked up from Revolution Normal the Raspberry Shortcake from Tales & Travels.
Continue reading →For my last few grow journals, I have grown (and am growing) Humboldt Seed strains, so when I noticed Revolution was dropping Humboldt strains, I picked one I have long wanted to grow myself, Jelly Donutz.
Continue reading →It has become nearly impossible to keep up with all the new products hitting the Illinois market. Recently, Nature’s Heritage dropped a new batch of genetics, so I picked up an eighth of the Cherimoya to review.
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