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Strawberry Amnesia by Crooked Dory

1. Packaging A medium-sized, opaque, red-pink mylar bag. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.07%), and total terpene levels (4.1%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the classification (sativa), lineage (Strawberry Cough x Amnesia), and packaging date (2026-04-20) are included. The presentation is sparse; a terpene list would have been appreciated. The bag contained two Boveda bags, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance/Buds Large to medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist, still sticky. They have good bag appeal, a nice structure/trim, and the flowers have shades of green to blue-green under a profusion of trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and intact. Smokes easily with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene, bisabolol, linalool. Upon initial opening, it was super dank, like something from the bottom of a cellar, but letting the bag burp/breathe helped dissipate a bit. It still remains earthy, tangy, and spicy. Grinding releases softer, fresher notes: lemony, woody, and floral. On a dry hit, it's smooth, tangy, sweet, woody, and floral. On the palate, it returns to earthy, lemony, peppery, burnt rubber, woody, and a dank and ashy aftertaste that eventually disappears. The smoke is heavy and very slightly irritating.

4. Effects I immediately feel it, a tickle in my nose and behind the eyes. Strangely, I don't feel any physical stimulation but rather a kind of couchlock, an overwhelming and relaxing feeling. Mentally, it's slowed down, euphoric, creative, but with a continuous loss of concentration. The high is moderate, definitely visible on my face; there's a certain clash between the mental effervescence versus the desire to take a nap. A rather special buzz, versatile but not at the same time; too inspired to fall asleep but too chill to get me going.

An interesting discovery; I'd been hoping to try Atlantic Cultivation's products, a producer from Newfoundland, for a long time. It's not perfect; despite the superb look, it lacks a bit of refinement in terms of taste, and the effects are "two-layered," for me. Nevertheless, for the price, I'm not too disappointed; just don't expect fruity/sweet flavors or a big energy boost.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Strawberry Amnesia by Crooked Dory

1. Packaging A medium-sized, opaque, red-pink mylar bag. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.07%), and total terpene levels (4.1%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the classification (sativa), lineage (Strawberry Cough x Amnesia), and packaging date (2026-04-20) are included. The presentation is sparse; a terpene list would have been appreciated. The bag contained two Boveda bags, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance/Buds Large to medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist, still sticky. They have good bag appeal, a nice structure/trim, and the flowers have shades of green to blue-green under a profusion of trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and intact. Smokes easily with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene, bisabolol, linalool. Upon initial opening, it was super dank, like something from the bottom of a cellar, but letting the bag burp/breathe helped dissipate a bit. It still remains earthy, tangy, and spicy. Grinding releases softer, fresher notes: lemony, woody, and floral. On a dry hit, it's smooth, tangy, sweet, woody, and floral. On the palate, it returns to earthy, lemony, peppery, burnt rubber, woody, and a dank and ashy aftertaste that eventually disappears. The smoke is heavy and very slightly irritating.

4. Effects I immediately feel it, a tickle in my nose and behind the eyes. Strangely, I don't feel any physical stimulation but rather a kind of couchlock, an overwhelming and relaxing feeling. Mentally, it's slowed down, euphoric, creative, but with a continuous loss of concentration. The high is moderate, definitely visible on my face; there's a certain clash between the mental effervescence versus the desire to take a nap. A rather special buzz, versatile but not at the same time; too inspired to fall asleep but too chill to get me going.

An interesting discovery; I'd been hoping to try Atlantic Cultivation's products, a producer from Newfoundland, for a long time. It's not perfect; despite the superb look, it lacks a bit of refinement in terms of taste, and the effects are "two-layered," for me. Nevertheless, for the price, I'm not too disappointed; just don't expect fruity/sweet flavors or a big energy boost.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Strawberry Amnesia de Crooked Dory

1. Emballage

Un moyen sac en mylar opaque couleur rouge-rose. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(29,6%), C-B-D(0,07%) et celui des terpènes totaux(4,1%). La liste des terpènes dominants est manquante mais on retrouve la classification(sativa), la lignée(Strawberry Cough x Amnesia) et la date d'emballage(2026-04-20). Une présentation avare, la liste des terpènes aurait été appréciée. Le sac contenait deux Boveda que j'ai retiré par préférence personnelle.

2. Visuel / Buds

Des gros et moyens buds, denses avec un léger rebond, pas trop sec/humide, encore collant. Un beau bag appeal, belle structure/trim et les fleurs ont des teintes de vert à vert-bleu sous une avalanche de trichomes. Sous microscope, les trichomes sont luxuriants et intacts. Se fume sans problème avec une cendre grise pâle et un anneau de résine. 

3. Arômes/terpènes

Caryophyllène, limonène, myrcène, bisabolol, linalol.

À l'ouverture initiale, c'était super dank, genre fond de cave, mais en laissant "burper"/aérer le sac ça s'est dissiper un peu. Ça reste quand même dans le terreux, acidulé et spicy. L'égrainage libère des notes plus douces et fraîches, citronnées, boisées et florales. En dry hit, c'est doux, acidulé, sucré, boisé et floral. En bouche, ça revient au terreux, citron, poivré, pneu brûlé, boisé et un arrière goût de dank et de cendre qui finit par disparaître. La fumée est lourde et très légèrement irritante. 

4. Effets

Je le sens automatiquement au niveau du nez qui chatouille et "derrière les yeux". Étrangement, je ne sens pas de stimulation physique mais plutôt un certain couchlock, un feeling écrasant et relaxant. Côté cérébral, c'est au ralenti, euphorique, créatif mais avec une perte continue de concentration. Le high est moyen, définitivement visible sur le visage, y'a un certain clash entre l'effervescence de l'esprit versus le désir de faire une sieste. Un buzz un peu spécial, polyvalent mais pas en même temps; trop inspirée pour m'endormir mais trop vedge pour me mettre en action. 

Une découverte intéressante, ça faisait longtemps que j'espérais goûter un jour aux produits de Altantic Cultivation, producteur de Terre-Neuve. C'est pas parfait, malgré le look superbe ça manque un peu d'affinage au niveau du goût et les effets sont "à deux temps", pour moi. N'empêche pour que le prix, je ne suis pas trop déçue, faut juste pas s'attendre à du fruité/sucré ou un gros boost d'énergie. 

Acheté à la SQDC

Strawberry Skrilla by Saveur des Sommets (Culture des Sommets)

1. Packaging A large, opaque black mylar bag. The label lists the THC (28.8%), CBD (0.05%), and total terpene levels (3.19%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the lineage (Red Pop x Jokers 31), the packaging date (2026-03-25), and the mentions "cold cured," "air-dried," and "product of Quebec" are included. A decent presentation, but I would have liked to see the list of dominant terpenes. The bag did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist. A superb look, the flowers have a structure of swollen bracts with blue-green hues and are covered in a downy layer of glistening trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and intact. Smokes easily with a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, myrcene, limonene. Upon opening, a strong aroma escapes: fruity, sweet, candy-like, floral, and earthy. Grinding develops earthy, hoppy, woody, and tart notes. On a dry hit, the woody and lemony notes tend to overpower the gassy and sweet ones. On the palate, the candy, fruity, sweet, tart, and earthy flavors continue. A mouthwatering taste reminiscent of a summer dessert. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects are immediate: heavy eyelids, a wry smile, a feeling of physical sluggishness and relief. Cerebrally, there's a powerful euphoria and mood elevation, creativity, sociability, and a comforting sense of well-being. The high is medium to strong, clearly visible on the face with a mischievous grin and slowed movements. A great buzz for early evenings, weekends, or a night out with friends to laugh and chill.

The candy-like appearance, the attractive look, and the good intensity of the aromas and effects make it a great find. At a justifiable price point, it's good value for money; there's even a fairly affordable 28g pack of smalls. For fans of intensely fruity/sweet flavors. A new favorite and a repurchase for me.

Purchased from the medical market at Teedy

Strawberry Skrilla by Saveur des Sommets (Culture des Sommets)

1. Packaging A large, opaque black mylar bag. The label lists the THC (28.8%), CBD (0.05%), and total terpene levels (3.19%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the lineage (Red Pop x Jokers 31), the packaging date (2026-03-25), and the mentions "cold cured," "air-dried," and "product of Quebec" are included. A decent presentation, but I would have liked to see the list of dominant terpenes. The bag did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist. A superb look, the flowers have a structure of swollen bracts with blue-green hues and are covered in a downy layer of glistening trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and intact. Smokes easily with a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, myrcene, limonene. Upon opening, a strong aroma escapes: fruity, sweet, candy-like, floral, and earthy. Grinding develops earthy, hoppy, woody, and tart notes. On a dry hit, the woody and lemony notes tend to overpower the gassy and sweet ones. On the palate, the candy, fruity, sweet, tart, and earthy flavors continue. A mouthwatering taste reminiscent of a summer dessert. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects are immediate: heavy eyelids, a wry smile, a feeling of physical sluggishness and relief. Cerebrally, there's a powerful euphoria and mood elevation, creativity, sociability, and a comforting sense of well-being. The high is medium to strong, clearly visible on the face with a mischievous grin and slowed movements. A great buzz for early evenings, weekends, or a night out with friends to laugh and chill.

The candy-like appearance, the attractive look, and the good intensity of the aromas and effects make it a great find. At a justifiable price point, it's good value for money; there's even a fairly affordable 28g pack of smalls. For fans of intensely fruity/sweet flavors. A new favorite and a repurchase for me.

Purchased from the medical market at Teedy

Perma Fried by Pistol and Paris

1. Packaging A glass jar covered in opaque, candy-pink plastic. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.0%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the classification (indica dominant), the grower(TorrCann, Napanee, ON), and the packaging date (2026-04-10). A decent presentation; the important information is there. The jar contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance/Buds One large bud and a few smaller ones, dense with a slight bounce, more moist than dry. A decent look; the flowers have shades of pale to dark green and are covered in trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are long, and some are clustered together. Smokes easily with a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, caryophyllene, linalool. On the nose, it's moderate, lemony, herbal, earthy, and spicy. Grinding amplifies the earthy and gassy notes. On a dry hit, the lemon, woody, and earthy notes take center stage. On the palate, the earthy notes are prominent, along with gassy, spicy, lemony, and some sweeter, floral, and woody notes. It's a fairly common, generic profile. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects The effects come on slowly and gradually, a relaxation and release of tension. There's a sensation of tightness in the head and a gentle crushing. Cerebrally, it's calm, introspective, relaxing, and tends to leave you daydreaming. The high is medium, more body than head, still functional and manageable. A gray afternoon buzz, without stimulation or an invincible couchlock, a mood for some quiet cooking.

I bought the same product in Ontario almost a year ago, and the experience is pretty similar to what I remember, with a few minor differences. Perhaps a little milder in terms of aroma and effects, it doesn't have the same impact on me as the first time. Personally, I think it would be more satisfying at a lower price point. It's not a bad product, it's not a favorite of mine, but I prefer it to their Pink Panties.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Perma Fried by Pistol and Paris

1. Packaging

A glass jar covered in opaque, candy-pink plastic. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.0%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the classification (indica dominant), the grower(TorrCann, Napanee, ON), and the packaging date (2026-04-10). A decent presentation; the important information is there. The jar contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance/Buds

One large bud and a few smaller ones, dense with a slight bounce, more moist than dry. A decent look; the flowers have shades of pale to dark green and are covered in trichomes. Under a microscope, the trichomes are long, and some are clustered together. Smokes easily with a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes

Limonene, caryophyllene, linalool. 

On the nose, it's moderate, lemony, herbal, earthy, and spicy. Grinding amplifies the earthy and gassy notes. On a dry hit, the lemon, woody, and earthy notes take center stage. On the palate, the earthy notes are prominent, along with gassy, spicy, lemony, and some sweeter, floral, and woody notes. It's a fairly common, generic profile. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects

The effects come on slowly and gradually, a relaxation and release of tension. There's a sensation of tightness in the head and a gentle crushing. Cerebrally, it's calm, introspective, relaxing, and tends to leave you daydreaming. The high is medium, more body than head, still functional and manageable. A gray afternoon buzz, without stimulation or an invincible couchlock, a mood for some quiet cooking.

I bought the same product in Ontario almost a year ago, and the experience is pretty similar to what I remember, with a few minor differences. Perhaps a little milder in terms of aroma and effects, it doesn't have the same impact on me as the first time. Personally, I think it would be more satisfying at a lower price point. It's not a bad product, it's not a favorite of mine, but I prefer it to their Pink Panties.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Perma Fried de Pistol and Paris

1. Emballage

Un pot en verre recouvert de plastique opaque rose bonbon. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(29,6%), C-B-D(0,1%) et celui des terpènes totaux(4,0%). On retrouve la liste des terpènes dominants et leur % individuel, la classification(indica dominant), le producteur(TorrCann, Napanee, ON) et la date d'emballage(2026-04-10). Une présentation décente, l'important est là. Le pot contenait un Boost que j'ai retiré par préférence personnelle.

2. Visuel / Buds

Un gros bud et quelques uns de petite taille, denses avec un léger rebond, plus humide que sec. Un look décent, les fleurs ont des teintes de vert pâle à foncé et sont parsemées de trichomes. Sous microscope, les trichomes sont longs et certains se sont agglutinés ensemble. Se fume sans problème avec une cendre blanchâtre et un anneau de résine. 

3. Arômes/terpènes

Limonène, caryophyllène, linalol.

Au nez, c'est modéré, citronné, herbal, terreux et spicy. L'égrainage amplifie le terreux et le gassy. En dry hit, le citron, boisé et terreux prennent toute la place. En bouche, le terreux est en tête avec le gassy, spicy, citron et quelques notes plus douces, florales et boisées. C'est un profil assez commun, générique. La fumée est lourde et crémeuse. 

4. Effets

Les effets s'installent lentement et graduellement, une détente et relâchement des tensions. Y'a la sensation de serrement de tête et un écrasement timide. Côté cérébral, c'est calme, introspectif, relaxant, prône à nous laisser dans la lune. Le high est moyen, plus de corps que de tête, encore fonctionnel et gérable. Un buzz d'après-midi gris, sans stimulation ou couchlock invincible, un mood pour faire de la popotte tranquille. 

J'avais acheté le même produit en Ontario il y a presque un an et l'expérience est plutôt similaire à mes souvenirs, à quelques points près. Peut être un peu plus doux niveau arômes et effets, il me marque moins qu'à sa première fois. Perso, je crois qu'il serait plus satisfaisant dans une braquette de prix moins élevé. Ce n'est pas un mauvais produit, ce n'est pas un coup de coeur pour moi mais je le préfère à leur Pink Panties.

Acheté à la SQDC

Gastro Pop by Kokotte (Plantations Cérès)

1. Packaging A small, opaque, powder-blue mylar bag. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.14%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the packaging date (2026-04-17), and the mentions "grown under LED," "hand-trimmed," "hang-dried," "grown in Quebec," and "this bag is made from 35% recycled materials." A nice, generous presentation. The bag contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance / Buds Small to medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist. A beautiful look; the flowers have dark green hues and are adorned with sparkling trichomes. Under microscope, the trichomes are lush and mostly intact. It smokes easily, producing a whitish ash and a ring of resin.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene, caryophyllene, farnesene, linalool. On the nose, it's shy, gassy, woody, and peppery. Grinding awakens the gassy, skunky, woody, herbal, peppery aromas, along with a faint hint of sweetness. On a dry hit, it's primarily skunky, woody, gassy, and tangy. On the palate, it's a bit of a jumble and chaotic, a clash between the gassy/skunky and the tangy and woody notes. The further the joint burns, the more I detect the softer floral/fruity notes. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects develop discreetly and subtly. After a while, a wave of warmth and comfort relaxes my body without completely overwhelming me. Mentally, there's euphoria, relaxation, and creativity, despite a certain lack of motivation. The high is moderate; it's not a heavy hit, but it does eventually take you by surprise and packs a pretty solid punch. It's an evening mood, self-care, binge-watching, or listening to the rain fall, taking it easy.

I can't help but compare it to the famous Gastro Pop from EastCann, a product I love. While Kokotte is in the same vein, it's not an exact copy. It's still, once again, a very good offering from Plantations Cérès. Its price is within a reasonable range, which makes it a guaranteed buy.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Gastro Pop by Kokotte (Plantations Cérès)

1. Packaging A small, opaque, powder-blue mylar bag. The label lists the THC (29.6%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.14%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the packaging date (2026-04-17), and the mentions "grown under LED," "hand-trimmed," "hang-dried," "grown in Quebec," and "this bag is made from 35% recycled materials." A nice, generous presentation. The bag contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance / Buds Small to medium-sized, dense buds with a slight bounce, not too dry/moist. A beautiful look; the flowers have dark green hues and are adorned with sparkling trichomes. Under microscope, the trichomes are lush and mostly intact. It smokes easily, producing a whitish ash and a ring of resin.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene, caryophyllene, farnesene, linalool. On the nose, it's shy, gassy, woody, and peppery. Grinding awakens the gassy, skunky, woody, herbal, peppery aromas, along with a faint hint of sweetness. On a dry hit, it's primarily skunky, woody, gassy, and tangy. On the palate, it's a bit of a jumble and chaotic, a clash between the gassy/skunky and the tangy and woody notes. The further the joint burns, the more I detect the softer floral/fruity notes. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects develop discreetly and subtly. After a while, a wave of warmth and comfort relaxes my body without completely overwhelming me. Mentally, there's euphoria, relaxation, and creativity, despite a certain lack of motivation. The high is moderate; it's not a heavy hit, but it does eventually take you by surprise and packs a pretty solid punch. It's an evening mood, self-care, binge-watching, or listening to the rain fall, taking it easy.

I can't help but compare it to the famous Gastro Pop from EastCann, a product I love. While Kokotte is in the same vein, it's not an exact copy. It's still, once again, a very good offering from Plantations Cérès. Its price is within a reasonable range, which makes it a guaranteed buy.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Gran Turismo by Tribal (Cannara Biotech)

1. Packaging

A "tuna can" covered in opaque black plastic. The label lists the THC (31.2%), CBD (0.0%), and total terpene levels (2.7%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (indica), the lineage (Motorbreath x Lemon Cherry Gelato), the packaging date (2026-02-20), and the mention "grown indoors." Tribal was one of the few producers to still include the harvest date, but it seems to be missing this time. A nice, appropriate presentation. The can did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance / Buds

Medium to small buds, dense with a slight bounce, more dry than moist. The flowers have a beautiful appearance due to their structure of swollen bracts covered in sparkling trichomes and their dark blue-green hues. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and show slight oxidation. It smokes easily with a gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes

Limonene, myrcene, humulene. 

A good intensity of aromas on opening; it's gassy, woody, earthy, and sweet. Grinding amplifies the diesel, sweetness, and reveals a touch of citrus. On a dry hit, the fruity/sweet, tart, and woody notes take center stage. On the palate, the diesel returns strongly, overpowering the sweeter notes while allowing the woody, earthy, and tart to occasionally peek through. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects

The effects appear quickly and gradually increase. Eyelids and limbs feel heavy with a noticeable couchlock. Cerebrally, there's a strong euphoria, an uplifted mood, creativity, and playfulness. A medium-to-strong high, visible on the face, making it a little harder to form coherent sentences. A nice buzz, ideal for relaxing and switching off.

This latest offering from Tribal dethrones, for me, Porto Leche, which I still enjoyed despite its milder and more subtle nature. However, the common drawback of Tribal products is generally the short duration of the effects; the experience from beginning to end is quite rapid. This can be an advantage in some cases, but otherwise, it leaves you wanting more, and you end up chain-smoking. All in all, it's an interesting discovery and a likely repurchase.

Purchased in Ontario

Gran Turismo by Tribal (Cannara Biotech)

1. Packaging A "tuna can" covered in opaque black plastic. The label lists the THC (31.2%), CBD (0.0%), and total terpene levels (2.7%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (indica), the lineage (Motorbreath x Lemon Cherry Gelato), the packaging date (2026-02-20), and the mention "grown indoors." Tribal was one of the few producers to still include the harvest date, but it seems to be missing this time. A nice, appropriate presentation. The can did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium to small buds, dense with a slight bounce, more dry than moist. The flowers have a beautiful appearance due to their structure of swollen bracts covered in sparkling trichomes and their dark blue-green hues. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and show slight oxidation. It smokes easily with a gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, humulene. A good intensity of aromas on opening; it's gassy, woody, earthy, and sweet. Grinding amplifies the diesel, sweetness, and reveals a touch of citrus. On a dry hit, the fruity/sweet, tart, and woody notes take center stage. On the palate, the diesel returns strongly, overpowering the sweeter notes while allowing the woody, earthy, and tart to occasionally peek through. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects The effects appear quickly and gradually increase. Eyelids and limbs feel heavy with a noticeable couchlock. Cerebrally, there's a strong euphoria, an uplifted mood, creativity, and playfulness. A medium-to-strong high, visible on the face, making it a little harder to form coherent sentences. A nice buzz, ideal for relaxing and switching off.

This latest offering from Tribal dethrones, for me, Porto Leche, which I still enjoyed despite its milder and more subtle nature. However, the common drawback of Tribal products is generally the short duration of the effects; the experience from beginning to end is quite rapid. This can be an advantage in some cases, but otherwise, it leaves you wanting more, and you end up chain-smoking. All in all, it's an interesting discovery and a likely repurchase.

Purchased in Ontario

Gran Turismo by Tribal (Cannara Biotech)

1. Packaging A "tuna can" covered in opaque black plastic. The label lists the THC (31.2%), CBD (0.0%), and total terpene levels (2.7%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (indica), the lineage (Motorbreath x Lemon Cherry Gelato), the packaging date (2026-02-20), and the mention "grown indoors." Tribal was one of the few producers to still include the harvest date, but it seems to be missing this time. A nice, appropriate presentation. The can did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium to small buds, dense with a slight bounce, more dry than moist. The flowers have a beautiful appearance due to their structure of swollen bracts covered in sparkling trichomes and their dark blue-green hues. Under a microscope, the trichomes are lush and show slight oxidation. It smokes easily with a gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, humulene. A good intensity of aromas on opening; it's gassy, woody, earthy, and sweet. Grinding amplifies the diesel, sweetness, and reveals a touch of citrus. On a dry hit, the fruity/sweet, tart, and woody notes take center stage. On the palate, the diesel returns strongly, overpowering the sweeter notes while allowing the woody, earthy, and tart to occasionally peek through. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects The effects appear quickly and gradually increase. Eyelids and limbs feel heavy with a noticeable couchlock. Cerebrally, there's a strong euphoria, an uplifted mood, creativity, and playfulness. A medium-to-strong high, visible on the face, making it a little harder to form coherent sentences. A nice buzz, ideal for relaxing and switching off.

This latest offering from Tribal dethrones, for me, Porto Leche, which I still enjoyed despite its milder and more subtle nature. However, the common drawback of Tribal products is generally the short duration of the effects; the experience from beginning to end is quite rapid. This can be an advantage in some cases, but otherwise, it leaves you wanting more, and you end up chain-smoking. All in all, it's an interesting discovery and a likely repurchase.

Purchased in Ontario

Bubble Hash Infused Orange Tingz by Pistol and Paris

1. Packaging A long, opaque black plastic tube containing a 1g infused blunt. The label lists the THC (40.38%), CBD (0.16%), and total terpenes (4.6%). Unfortunately, there's no list of the dominant terpenes, but the ingredients are listed (dried cannabis, bubble hash). The presentation is sparse; I would have liked to know more about the terpenes and the type of hash used, and the French translation needs improvement. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joint is cone-shaped, made of bleached paper, with a folded mouthpiece and a glass filter with a metal mesh and a silicone stopper. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. Smokes easily, with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, caryophyllene, ocimene. On the nose, you can already smell citrus, earthy, peppery, and herbal notes. On a dry hit, citrus dominates, followed by earthy, woody, herbal, and peppery notes. It's somewhat reminiscent of orange juice Julep or walking through an orange grove. On the palate, you can clearly taste the orange and tangy notes, the earthy, woody, and herbal ones. The intensity is good; it's flavorful and fresh, like a summer breeze. The smoke is smooth and light.

4. Effects The effects are quite rapid and noticeable on the face. The body relaxes, releasing tension and pain. Cerebrally, a strong euphoria and feeling of happiness erase all worries at once. It's as if time stops; no more rush, no more problems. A strong high, not a hard hitter but close. A buzz I could compare to old Amnesia Haze: creative, imaginative, open-minded, and sociable, but extremely prone to losing track/forgetting things.

A real gem; it makes me nostalgic for old genetics like Amnesia Haze, and the taste is like a distant cousin of Tangie. I loved the experience: well-made, smokes well, tastes good, and hits as it should. A definite buy for me. Good job!

Bought in Ontario

Bubble Hash Infused Orange Tingz by Pistol and Paris

Packaging

A long, opaque black plastic tube containing a 1g infused blunt. The label lists the THC (40.38%), CBD (0.16%), and total terpenes (4.6%). Unfortunately, there's no list of the dominant terpenes, but the ingredients are listed (dried cannabis, bubble hash). The presentation is sparse; I would have liked to know more about the terpenes and the type of hash used, and the French translation needs improvement. The tube did not contain any Boost.

Appearance

The joint is cone-shaped, made of bleached paper, with a folded mouthpiece and a glass filter with a metal mesh and a silicone stopper. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. Smokes easily, with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

Aromas/Terpenes

Limonene, caryophyllene, ocimene.

On the nose, you can already smell citrus, earthy, peppery, and herbal notes. On a dry hit, citrus dominates, followed by earthy, woody, herbal, and peppery notes. It's somewhat reminiscent of orange juice Julep or walking through an orange grove. On the palate, you can clearly taste the orange and tangy notes, the earthy, woody, and herbal ones. The intensity is good; it's flavorful and fresh, like a summer breeze. The smoke is smooth and light.

Effects

The effects are quite rapid and noticeable on the face. The body relaxes, releasing tension and pain. Cerebrally, a strong euphoria and feeling of happiness erase all worries at once. It's as if time stops; no more rush, no more problems. A strong high, not a hard hitter but close. A buzz I could compare to old Amnesia Haze: creative, imaginative, open-minded, and sociable, but extremely prone to losing track/forgetting things.

A real gem; it makes me nostalgic for old genetics like Amnesia Haze, and the taste is like a distant cousin of Tangie. I loved the experience: well-made, smokes well, tastes good, and hits as it should. A definite buy for me. Good job!

Bought in Ontario

Bubble Hash Infused Orange Tingz by Pistol and Paris

Packaging

A long, opaque black plastic tube containing a 1g infused blunt. The label lists the THC (40.38%), CBD (0.16%), and total terpenes (4.6%). Unfortunately, there's no list of the dominant terpenes, but the ingredients are listed (dried cannabis, bubble hash). The presentation is sparse; I would have liked to know more about the terpenes and the type of hash used, and the French translation needs improvement. The tube did not contain any Boost.

Appearance

The joint is cone-shaped, made of bleached paper, with a folded mouthpiece and a glass filter with a metal mesh and a silicone stopper. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. Smokes easily, with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

Aromas/Terpenes

Limonene, caryophyllene, ocimene.

On the nose, you can already smell citrus, earthy, peppery, and herbal notes. On a dry hit, citrus dominates, followed by earthy, woody, herbal, and peppery notes. It's somewhat reminiscent of orange juice Julep or walking through an orange grove. On the palate, you can clearly taste the orange and tangy notes, the earthy, woody, and herbal ones. The intensity is good; it's flavorful and fresh, like a summer breeze. The smoke is smooth and light.

Effects

The effects are quite rapid and noticeable on the face. The body relaxes, releasing tension and pain. Cerebrally, a strong euphoria and feeling of happiness erase all worries at once. It's as if time stops; no more rush, no more problems. A strong high, not a hard hitter but close. A buzz I could compare to old Amnesia Haze: creative, imaginative, open-minded, and sociable, but extremely prone to losing track/forgetting things.

A real gem; it makes me nostalgic for old genetics like Amnesia Haze, and the taste is like a distant cousin of Tangie. I loved the experience: well-made, smokes well, tastes good, and hits as it should. A definite buy for me. Good job!