However this hits for you exactly, it’s likely to be a big high. There’s nothing subtle about this strain.
Roseberry Kush by Grass Roots
This week I’m dispensing with the rambling narrative, as this review is taking a different approach altogether. This time I’m comparing Roseberry Kush flower and live resin.
Golden Tiger by Moment’s Peace
Following that first experience with Golden Tiger, the next time I was at work, all I wanted to do was sing its praises to my coworkers and customers. It was the strain that truly not only convinced me but demonstrated in no uncertain terms that low THC can still provide superior highs, if cultivated correctly.
Moose & Lobsta by Divine Buds
Moose & Lobsta has the flavor of what I imagine the finest pipe tobacco would taste like, the kind of tobacco aristocratically puffed by the robber barons of the early 20th Century, whilst they sat in high-backed leather chairs in their home libraries, surrounded by old books and older curiosities, casually polishing their monocles, sipping unreasonably expensive cognac, and fuffing at each other about the workers they were endeavoring so hard to oppress.
Triangle Kush by Calendar Islands
It always fascinates me when a sense memory is evoked by a thing which could not have been present when the memory itself was first formed. Triangle Kush by Calendar Islands Cannabis Co. begged to do just this...
Albariño by Firefly Organics
Like its namesake white wine, Albariño’s aroma evokes bright citrus fruits, with subtle herbal undertones... This was very much the kind of high that left me lucid and alert, but mellow.
Blue Widow by Divine Buds
Indica DominantModerate THC (18% - 22%)Flower Blue Widow is a lower THC indica, with bright green buds and a lightly frosted texture from the abundant trichomes. This particular flower was dryer to the touch, but broke apart easily and was still relatively sticky. The aroma is piney and sweet, with a very gentle earthy-sour undertone.... Continue Reading →
Stoned Coast 