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soleilshell. Honestly like 90% of the companies out there. Most companies are not transparent enough about their product and practices and I personally don't feel comfortable smoking them. Look for smaller batch, local, organic non irradiated product.
A Closer Look at Canada’s Cannabis Quality. When taking a closer look at some consumer feedback, there are an alarming amount of negative reviews circulating the Internet that point out poor quality. Going by some Google reviews at Ontario’s Hunny Pot Cannabis Co., the answer would appear to be yes.
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Nuken by Citizen Stash
If I had a weedy comfort object in 2020, this was it. The buds weren’t the flashiest, nor produced the wildest terpenes — the smell-producing compounds in cannabis and other plants — but the relaxing, moderate buzz delivered the most consistently pleasant experience out of anything I’ve tried. Citizen Stash, produced by Mission, B.C.-based Experion Biotechnologies, is a brand I can get behind. I bought their Sunset Sherbert twice before I had a hard time finding it again. I bought the Nuken f...
Meat Breath by Gnomestar Craft
This is hands down the freshest, best-looking B.C. bud I tried all year. Following weeks of preview pictures and video from co-founder Earl Oliver on Twitter, anticipation got the best of me and I secured an eighth online within hours of it dropping. The clear result of care, from cultivation to cure, this cultivar sets the legal bar for quality and presentation. Tucked inside a somewhat flimsy plastic jar is one showstopper nug and a few sturdy friends. Bursting with sweet diesel, the feel o...
Stryker (Star Killer) by Broken Coast
Sometimes you smoke weed to have a good time, and sometimes you take it to heal. This exceptional cultivar is best for the latter category. While browsing some stores online in October, the Stryker immediately caught my eye because it was the first time I’d seen it. I’d been impressed with the general quality of Broken Coast’s Saturna (Muskmelon OG) and Quadra (Headstash), but their effects left a little to be desired. Although I was surprised to read a package date of September 2019, the bud...
Pure Sunfarms White Rhino
B.C.’s Pure Sunfarms emerged this year as a clear leader in Canada’s value segment, producing quality at scale. The brand’s White Rhino is just one of its wide range of offerings, which includes large-format flower and oils, and puts other supposed “premium” producers to shame. For the price — I got a single gram for $10 but patients can now get Pure Sunfarms ounces for around $100 via Medical Cannabis by Shoppers — the weed looks and smells great while packing a solid punch. To me, personall...
Houseplant Indica
Seth Rogen disappointed me twice this year. First when he told Twitter to stuff the filter inafter rolling a joint. Second when I had to open the stupid amount of packaging separating me from the small jar of his Houseplant brand’s weed inside. It was doubly disappointing because the cannabis was actually good: pleasantly skunky and spongey, delivering an uplifting, silly and creative high. The nice ceramic jar inside also hinted at the Canadian comedic icon in a classy way. Retailers have to...
Qwest Kalifornia & Ice Cream Cake
From the outside, Qwest reads to me as a producer with promising elements that’s making critical errors. The brand, which targets the high-end $55–70 segment, boasts exciting genetics and terrible packaging. Its cardboard box and big-jar packaging aesthetic are a paper-thin attempt to signal quality. Instead, it gives off an unmistakable canna-bro vibe and sharply degrades the quality of what was probably the once-good weed inside. Both the Kalifornia and Ice Cream Cake had a healthy amount o...
Pink Kush by Topleaf
There was only one time I felt insulted buying weed this year: When I paid over $60 for an eighth of Topleaf’s Pink Kush. That was in February. The price has since dropped to below $50. B.C. stoners are well acquainted with this popular cultivar, so I expected a producer marketing its legacy-market chops to nail it. Apart from a nice mix of woody, vanilla scents pouring out from the glass jar, the flower falls flat. An assortment of small, twiggy nugs left much to be desired on look. The buds...
I do have a select few LP’s I’d put in the top shelf though. In no particular order: Organnicraft, Ghost Drops, Simply Bare, Tribal, Blk Mkrt would be my top 5. Never had a disappointing experience with any of them yet. Reply reply. GreenLion65. •. SEO results. These, I would agree, are among the very best right now.
Apr 12, 2019 · On Jean Guy by Canaca: It was super smooth, no one was coughing and the high was really nice. “I like to consume [a single product] for at least 24 hours, so then I can understand how it impacts me, without consuming it with other types of cannabis at the same time.” Her goal is to complete one deep dive strain review, every two weeks.
Apr 20, 2022 · Terpenes: 3-5 percent. Availability: In most provinces and territories. Formerly called “Ruxton,” Sour OG by Tilray’s Broken Coast—another great brand with proven products available in ...
Again, we have zero issues with review samples being sent out but we just want to ensure transparency in the reviews so there are no hidden agendas. Finally, if you are being PAID to do reviews, this is NOT allowed here at all because of the integrity issue it creates. This includes being given swag in advance in exchange for a positive review.
