My mantra when choosing strains these days can be summed up as “less fruit, more funk.” For me, meaty, skunky, and funky are some of my favorite descriptors. The new label, One Day, is hoping to help feed the funk … Continue reading →
Ivy Hall Dispensaries recently launched its own brand of cannabis, Ivy Hall Premium flower. I stopped into Ivy Hall Peoria and picked up samples of the new line, starting with Warheadz.
Continue reading →While I love a wide range of cannabis products, there’s just something special about the flower experience. I’ve already sampled the secret sauce cartridges from new craft cultivator Cannect Wellness, but I’ve been waiting to get my hands on some … Continue reading →
I disagree with many aspects of the hype-strain culture, but some big-name strains do deserve the admiration. Soap is at the top of that list for me. The flavorful Animal Mints progeny is being grown by a long list of … 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 I love the convenience and simplicity of prerolls, I don’t believe they give a full picture of a cultivator’s talents. I recently reviewed a couple prerolls from craft cultivator Galaxy Labs that left me looking forward to trying its … Continue reading →
Strains, too, can become overnight successes, going from absolutely unknown to appearing on what seems like every dispensary menu. I hadn’t heard of Super Buff Cherry less than two weeks ago, but now I’ve on hand got samples of the … Continue reading →
I recently celebrated Pi Day by exploring a pie-based strain I found on the Star Buds Burbank menu, Peanut Butter Cherry Pie by Kaviar. Intrigued by the big name, I stopped in and picked up an eighth to review.
Continue reading →No matter how many new labels pop up on dispensary menus, I still get a hit of that “kid in a candy store” feeling when I see something new. That feeling hits harder when the product is from one of … 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 →
