I’ve sampled a few “standard bearer” strains across multiple producers, states, and markets. Lumpy’s Apple Fritter is one of those strains. I recently spotted the strain on the menu at nuEra Urbana from Interstate 420, so I picked up an … Continue reading →
When I sampled Strawberry Bubbles by The Botanist in October of last year, I wrote about the lack of strawberry flavors on the Illinois market. I’m happy to say that I’ve had the chance to sample more than a handful … Continue reading →
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 →
When I review a new batch of releases, I’m usually met with a flood of follow-up recommendations from readers for strains from the same collection. After I reviewed The Botanist’s new Strawberry Bubbles and Bloom Ztrawberriez, I immediately started hearing … Continue reading →
While I’m a big fan of the “shop by genetics” approach for cannabis, flying blind also can treat you to some special surprises now and then. I hadn’t heard of Kaviar’s Forbidden Razittlez when I first spotted it on the … Continue reading →
Almost two decades ago, I knew nothing about cannabis genetics other than experiencing two types of effects: one with creative, motivation, uplifting, euphoric cerebral highs and one with thought-numbing sedation that made me feel unmotivated, dumb, and lazy. Blue Dream … Continue reading →
While Super Boof has been around for a while now, 2023 was the real breakout year for the funny-named strain. Northern Heights by Oregonix included the cut as part of the label’s first strain drops, and it immediately grabbed my … Continue reading →
While I’m a fan of fruit and cookie-forward sweet strains, my real love is the heavy savory tones delivered by classics, such as GMO. Oregonix’s new release from Northern Heights, Bomb Sauce, intrigued me, so I recently picked up an … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since we’ve reviewed a new strain from the team at Progressive Treatment Solutions, so when I spotted a new drop from the company’s Paul Bunyan label, I was instantly intrigued. I stopped by Consume Marion and … Continue reading →
While a cultivator can be judged on any product it produces, real insights can be gained when sampling the same genetics across multiple cultivators. I’ve tried Sherb Cake from multiple growers in the Missouri and Michigan markets. Now, a new … Continue reading →
