Redemption Botanicals’ debut label, DNA Genetics, is ahead of the game by tapping into an established seed line. I’ve previously reviewed the brand’s DNA Cake. For this review, I picked up an eighth of SharksBreath 2.0.
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 →
I’m a big fan of strains with classic genetics, even more so when both parents are well-known cuts. The latest Lobo release, NF-1, combines Northern Lights and Chemdawg, two powerhouse cultivars with long histories. I recently stopped at Parkway Dispensary … Continue reading →
It’s a good time to be a cannabis reviewer in Illinois. Every few weeks, craft licenses are coming online and dropping new releases. Redemption Botanicals, under the new DNA Genetics label, is one of the latest. I recently picked up … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since we added to our “Work Sativa” and “30%+ THC” review series, so I was surprised to find a strain that fit both categories. Black Velvet from Kaviar is an old-school sativa with sky-high test numbers. … Continue reading →
Galaxy Labs has been continuously adding strains to the brand’s profile since it came to market. Recently, at the Illinois Craft Showcase, the label had more than five new strains fresh out of R&D testing. I picked up one of … Continue reading →
One of my long-standing beliefs is that cannabis consumption is a seasonal affair. Now that the temperatures are cooling and leaves are falling, I’m shifting from fruit-heavy summer flavors to profiles more fit for autumn. Right on target is the … Continue reading →
I’ve only had the opportunity to sample Nature’s Grace and Wellness’ top-shelf label, Twenty Twenty, once before. Excited to see the brand’s Deep Fried Runtz on Trinity’s menu, I picked up a preroll to review.
Continue reading →Lobo’s recent flower drop is full of well-known genetics, including a strain I’ve grown in the past, Tropicana Punch. The Purple Punch descendant also fits as a late entry to my “summer flavor” hunt. I recently picked up to review … Continue reading →
Kaviar was the first craft license to get on shelves in the state, kicking off a slow and steady expansion of the market that still continues. The label continues to add new strains to its portfolio, including Rubber Legs. I … Continue reading →
