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Blueberry Pancakes by Ritual Green

1. Packaging A small, opaque, forest green mylar bag, emblematic of the brand, with a large transparent window on the front, revealing the flowers. The label lists the THC (28.75%), CBD (0.05%), and total terpene levels (3.84%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the classification (indica dominant), the lineage (Cake Hurricane x Dante's Inferno #8), the producer (Legacy Genetics), the packaging date (2026-07-13), and the statements "QA & User Tested" and "Irradiation & E-Beam Free." A nice, generous presentation. The bag contained two Boosts, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium to small, dense buds with a good bounce, more moist than dry. A beautiful look; the flowers have shades of pale to dark green with subtle hints of mauve, under a thick layer of trichomes. Under a microscope, there's a lot of trichome agglomeration. Smokes easily with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, germacrene, pinene. On the nose, there's good intensity, gassy, earthy, fruity, skunky, floral, and woody. Grinding releases lemon, pine, skunky, floral, and sweet notes. On a dry hit, it's tangy, fruity, gassy, skunky, and woody with a touch of pastry. On the palate, there are pastry, earthy, gassy, and sweet notes, all in harmony, no clash. The smoke is light and creamy, super smooth.

4. Effects The effects are instantaneous, with limbs and eyelids feeling heavy, followed by a powerful couchlock. The body is relaxed, relieved, and sluggish. Cerebrally, there's strong euphoria, an elevated mood, creativity, well-being, and a noticeable loss of concentration. The high is strong, a hard hitter, visible on the face with a relaxed attitude. A buzz to unwind, fall asleep, stimulate appetite, or boost libido.

A superb experience, from the packaging to the look, profile, and effects. Special mention for the smoothness of the smoke. A new favorite of mine. In a slightly higher price range, but I'm not shocked. I also appreciate that the producer is mentioned because I've been following Legacy Genetics for a while now, and I was surprised when I saw the packaging, as I was very eager to try their products. Good job!

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

Blueberry Pancakes by Ritual Green

1. Packaging A small, opaque, forest green mylar bag, emblematic of the brand, with a large transparent window on the front, revealing the flowers. The label lists the THC (28.75%), CBD (0.05%), and total terpene levels (3.84%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes and their individual percentages, the classification (indica dominant), the lineage (Cake Hurricane x Dante's Inferno #8), the producer (Legacy Genetics), the packaging date (2026-07-13), and the statements "QA & User Tested" and "Irradiation & E-Beam Free." A nice, generous presentation. The bag contained two Boosts, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance / Buds Medium to small, dense buds with a good bounce, more moist than dry. A beautiful look; the flowers have shades of pale to dark green with subtle hints of mauve, under a thick layer of trichomes. Under a microscope, there's a lot of trichome agglomeration. Smokes easily with a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, germacrene, pinene. On the nose, there's good intensity, gassy, earthy, fruity, skunky, floral, and woody. Grinding releases lemon, pine, skunky, floral, and sweet notes. On a dry hit, it's tangy, fruity, gassy, skunky, and woody with a touch of pastry. On the palate, there are pastry, earthy, gassy, and sweet notes, all in harmony, no clash. The smoke is light and creamy, super smooth.

4. Effects The effects are instantaneous, with limbs and eyelids feeling heavy, followed by a powerful couchlock. The body is relaxed, relieved, and sluggish. Cerebrally, there's strong euphoria, an elevated mood, creativity, well-being, and a noticeable loss of concentration. The high is strong, a hard hitter, visible on the face with a relaxed attitude. A buzz to unwind, fall asleep, stimulate appetite, or boost libido.

A superb experience, from the packaging to the look, profile, and effects. Special mention for the smoothness of the smoke. A new favorite of mine. In a slightly higher price range, but I'm not shocked. I also appreciate that the producer is mentioned because I've been following Legacy Genetics for a while now, and I was surprised when I saw the packaging, as I was very eager to try their products. Good job!

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

2:1 Spicy Firecrackers by Rilaxe

1. Packaging A medium beige mylar bag containing 5 crackers. The label lists the THC (2mg)/CBD (4mg) concentrations per unit, the nutritional information, the ingredients (rice, palm oil, soy sauce (soybeans, wheat, salt, water), sugar, tapioca starch, dextrose, maltodextrin, chili powder, paprika extract (color), MCT oil, cannabis extract), the packaging date (2026-03-27), and the mention "contains wheat and soybeans." A rather sparse description.

2. Appearance/Texture Puffed rice crackers similar to Quaker Crispy Minis, covered in red-orange powder. The texture is firm and crunchy, but denser than expected.

3. Aromas/Flavors On the nose, it smelled of puffed rice, oil, and paprika. On the palate, it tastes of puffed rice, chili, and paprika. The spiciness is present without being overpowering; it gives a slight tingle on the sides of the tongue and in the throat.

4. Effects I say this every time, but with the limited dosages and my tolerance, I never expect a super recreational trip, but rather a gentle euphoria and relaxation. Obviously, I would prefer a higher dose for a truly recreational experience. Note that it's always best to start with a small dose and gradually increase it based on your experience.

It's quite interesting; the flavor is decent. It would be nice with a touch of garlic powder or something that would add a bit of complexity. The spiciness is good, a notch below Flaming Hot Cheetos, easy to enjoy for those who like it spicy. As for the effects, that's where it gets a little underwhelming with small doses, but it's probably fine for a beginner.

Available at the SQDC(Quebec)

2:1 Spicy Firecrackers by Rilaxe

1. Packaging A medium beige mylar bag containing 5 crackers. The label lists the THC (2mg)/CBD (4mg) concentrations per unit, the nutritional information, the ingredients (rice, palm oil, soy sauce (soybeans, wheat, salt, water), sugar, tapioca starch, dextrose, maltodextrin, chili powder, paprika extract (color), MCT oil, cannabis extract), the packaging date (2026-03-27), and the mention "contains wheat and soybeans." A rather sparse description.

2. Appearance/Texture Puffed rice crackers similar to Quaker Crispy Minis, covered in red-orange powder. The texture is firm and crunchy, but denser than expected.

3. Aromas/Flavors On the nose, it smelled of puffed rice, oil, and paprika. On the palate, it tastes of puffed rice, chili, and paprika. The spiciness is present without being overpowering; it gives a slight tingle on the sides of the tongue and in the throat.

4. Effects I say this every time, but with the limited dosages and my tolerance, I never expect a super recreational trip, but rather a gentle euphoria and relaxation. Obviously, I would prefer a higher dose for a truly recreational experience. Note that it's always best to start with a small dose and gradually increase it based on your experience.

It's quite interesting; the flavor is decent. It would be nice with a touch of garlic powder or something that would add a bit of complexity. The spiciness is good, a notch below Flaming Hot Cheetos, easy to enjoy for those who like it spicy. As for the effects, that's where it gets a little underwhelming with small doses, but it's probably fine for a beginner.

Available at the SQDC(Quebec)

2:1 Craquelins Épicés de Rilaxe

1. Emballage

Un moyen sac en mylar beige contenant 5 craquelins. L'étiquette mentionne les concentrations de THC(2mg)/CBD(4mg) par unité, la valeur nutritive, les ingrédients(riz, huile de palme, sauce soja(soja, blé, sel, eau) sucre, fécule de tapioca, dextrose maltodextrine, poudre de chili, extrait de paprika(couleur), huile TCM, extrait de cannabis), la date d'emballage(2026-03-27) et la mention 《contient du blé et du soja》. Une description plutôt avare. 

2. Visuel/texture

Des craquelins de riz soufflé style Crispy Minis de Quaker couverts de poudre rouge-orange. La texture en bouche est ferme, croquante mais plus dense qu'anticipé. 

3. Arômes/goûts

Au nez, ça sent le riz soufflé, l'huile et le paprika. En bouche, ça goûte le riz soufflé, le chili et le paprika. Le côté épicé est présent sans être démesuré, ça "pique" sur les côtés de la langue et en gorge.

4. Effets

 

Je me répète à chaque fois, avec les dosages limités et ma tolérance, je ne m'attends jamais à avoir un super trip récréatif mais plutôt une douce euphorie et détente. Évidemment que je préfèrai un dosage plus élevé pour vraiment avoir un trip récréatif. À noter qu'il est toujours préférable de commencer à petite dose et d'augmenter graduellement selon les expériences. 

C'est plutôt intéressant, le goût est correct, ça serait bien avec une touche de poudre d'ail ou quelque chose qui offrirait un peu de complexité. Niveau piquant c'est bien, une coche en dessous des Flaming Hot Cheetos, facile à enchaîner pour les amateurs de spicy. Pour les effets, c'est là que c'est plate un peu avec des petits dosages mais pour un débutant ça peut le faire. 

Disponible à la SQDC

Hash Hole by Sauce Rosin Labs (Lady Jane Cannabis)

1. Packaging

A purple opaque plastic tube containing a 2g Hash Hole. The label lists the THC (32.25%), CBD (0.07%), and total terpene levels (3.67%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the label includes the rosin genetics (Lazy Sunday) and flower (Runtz), the ingredients (dried cannabis, live rosin), the packaging date (2026-03-03), and the phrases "73u-159u Hash Hole" and "hand-rolled." A nice presentation. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Visuals

The Hash Hole is straight and girthy, infused with live rosin, made of white paper, with a crown-shaped tip and a glass filter that measures about 1/3 of the joint. I find the filter a bit too large and round; it doesn't rest naturally on the lips, making the inhalation less organic. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. However, the small adhesive strip that secures the paper to the glass filter constantly tries to come loose. It smokes without any problems, producing a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes

Limonene, linalool, caryophyllene. 

On the nose, it's fruity, sweet, gassy, earthy, floral, herbaceous, and peppery. On dry hit, there are citrus, fruity, sweet, gassy, and herbaceous notes. On the palate, it's a little less intense, gassy, fruity, sweet, herbaceous, earthy, and woody. The Runtz flavor is definitely there. The smoke is heavy, creamy, and fills the room quickly.

4. Effects

The effects come on sneakily; I made it halfway through before they hit me all at once. My eyelids and limbs feel heavy, with a sensation of tightness in my head and a powerful couchlock. Cerebrally, there's strong euphoria, an elevated mood, a loss of inhibitions, and a loss of concentration. The high is strong, like a slap to the face; I even experienced some palpitations. A party buzz, incapacitating and overwhelming, ideally meant to be shared.

Expectations were met, as always with Sauce Rosin. Their reputation is well-established, thanks to their attention to detail and consistent quality. It is, of course, an expensive product for an aficionado clientele. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the glass filter shape, it's a definite buy for me. A real treat.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

Hash Hole by Sauce Rosin Labs (Lady Jane Cannabis)

1. Packaging A purple opaque plastic tube containing a 2g Hash Hole. The label lists the THC (32.25%), CBD (0.07%), and total terpene levels (3.67%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the label includes the rosin genetics (Lazy Sunday) and flower (Runtz), the ingredients (dried cannabis, live rosin), the packaging date (2026-03-03), and the phrases "73u-159u Hash Hole" and "hand-rolled." A nice presentation. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Visuals The Hash Hole is straight and girthy, infused with live rosin, made of white paper, with a crown-shaped tip and a glass filter that measures about 1/3 of the joint. I find the filter a bit too large and round; it doesn't rest naturally on the lips, making the inhalation less organic. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. However, the small adhesive strip that secures the paper to the glass filter constantly tries to come loose. It smokes without any problems, producing a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, linalool, caryophyllene. On the nose, it's fruity, sweet, gassy, earthy, floral, herbaceous, and peppery. On dry hit, there are citrus, fruity, sweet, gassy, and herbaceous notes. On the palate, it's a little less intense, gassy, fruity, sweet, herbaceous, earthy, and woody. The Runtz flavor is definitely there. The smoke is heavy, creamy, and fills the room quickly.

4. Effects The effects come on sneakily; I made it halfway through before they hit me all at once. My eyelids and limbs feel heavy, with a sensation of tightness in my head and a powerful couchlock. Cerebrally, there's strong euphoria, an elevated mood, a loss of inhibitions, and a loss of concentration. The high is strong, like a slap to the face; I even experienced some palpitations. A party buzz, incapacitating and overwhelming, ideally meant to be shared.

Expectations were met, as always with Sauce Rosin. Their reputation is well-established, thanks to their attention to detail and consistent quality. It is, of course, an expensive product for an aficionado clientele. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the glass filter shape, it's a definite buy for me. A real treat.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

Hash Hole by Sauce Rosin Labs (Lady Jane Cannabis)

1. Packaging A purple opaque plastic tube containing a 2g Hash Hole. The label lists the THC (32.25%), CBD (0.07%), and total terpene levels (3.67%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the label includes the rosin genetics (Lazy Sunday) and flower (Runtz), the ingredients (dried cannabis, live rosin), the packaging date (2026-03-03), and the phrases "73u-159u Hash Hole" and "hand-rolled." A nice presentation. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Visuals The Hash Hole is straight and girthy, infused with live rosin, made of white paper, with a crown-shaped tip and a glass filter that measures about 1/3 of the joint. I find the filter a bit too large and round; it doesn't rest naturally on the lips, making the inhalation less organic. The joint is uniformly dense and shows no weaknesses in the filter. However, the small adhesive strip that secures the paper to the glass filter constantly tries to come loose. It smokes without any problems, producing a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, linalool, caryophyllene. On the nose, it's fruity, sweet, gassy, earthy, floral, herbaceous, and peppery. On dry hit, there are citrus, fruity, sweet, gassy, and herbaceous notes. On the palate, it's a little less intense, gassy, fruity, sweet, herbaceous, earthy, and woody. The Runtz flavor is definitely there. The smoke is heavy, creamy, and fills the room quickly.

4. Effects The effects come on sneakily; I made it halfway through before they hit me all at once. My eyelids and limbs feel heavy, with a sensation of tightness in my head and a powerful couchlock. Cerebrally, there's strong euphoria, an elevated mood, a loss of inhibitions, and a loss of concentration. The high is strong, like a slap to the face; I even experienced some palpitations. A party buzz, incapacitating and overwhelming, ideally meant to be shared.

Expectations were met, as always with Sauce Rosin. Their reputation is well-established, thanks to their attention to detail and consistent quality. It is, of course, an expensive product for an aficionado clientele. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the glass filter shape, it's a definite buy for me. A real treat.

CBG Broad Spectrum AIO vape- Sweet Citrus Bright Mind by Jublee Extracts (Gayonica)

1. Packaging

A small, light yellow mylar bag containing a 1.2g cartridge. The label lists the THC (79.91%), CBD (1.85%), CBD (0.63%), CBD (7.38%), and total terpenes (4.06%) levels. CBG is similar to CBD as it is non-psychoactive and has anti-inflammatory properties, while CBN is mildly psychoactive but primarily sedative. The label also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (sativa), the packaging date (2026-04-20), the ingredients (cannabis extract, full-spectrum hash oil, botanical terpenes), and the following information: compostable AIO vape, the extraction method (supercritical and subcritical CO2, no filtration, no purification) and a QR code that opens to an image explaining how to disassemble the device for recycling and composting. An impressive, transparent, and well-thought-out description—frankly, wow.

2. Visual

A very small, compact, all-in-one device made of recycled plastics, with an LED indicator, a USB-C port for charging, a lanyard hole, and a small tank level window. The mixture is a dark honey color. No on/off button or different heating modes. The mouthpiece is comfortable, and the airflow is smooth.

3. Aromas/Terpenes

D-Limonene, Linalool, Alpha-Bisabolol. 

No odor coming out of the device. On the palate, it's citrusy, woody, herbaceous, floral, and peppery. It's fresh and vibrant without being too artificial or irritating. It doesn't leave a fake or cloying smell in the air.

4. Effects

The effects develop gradually as you take puffs. I feel it "behind my eyes" and my nose tingles. The eyelids feel heavy, accompanied by physical relaxation. Cerebrally, it's euphoric, mood-enhancing, creative, and can help with concentration. The high is moderate, functional in small doses, but can become challenging if you take puffs quickly. A daytime buzz, great for a quick slick puff/dose or when I don't feel like baking outside to smoke or for a little pick-me-up.

I've been a Jublee fan for quite some time now and I like to keep an eye on their new releases. So, another great discovery that demonstrates, once again, the team's attention to detail; from the packaging to the choice of hardware, to the processes that offer a rich experience. I love their products, their values, and their mission; for me, they are a model local company that raises the bar and succeeds while remaining humble. I highly recommend.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

CBG Broad Spectrum AIO vape- Sweet Citrus Bright Mind by Jublee Extracts (Gayonica)

1. Packaging A small, light yellow mylar bag containing a 1.2g cartridge. The label lists the THC (79.91%), CBD (1.85%), CBD (0.63%), CBD (7.38%), and total terpenes (4.06%) levels. CBG is similar to CBD as it is non-psychoactive and has anti-inflammatory properties, while CBN is mildly psychoactive but primarily sedative. The label also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (sativa), the packaging date (2026-04-20), the ingredients (cannabis extract, full-spectrum hash oil, botanical terpenes), and the following information: compostable AIO vape, the extraction method (supercritical and subcritical CO2, no filtration, no purification) and a QR code that opens to an image explaining how to disassemble the device for recycling and composting. An impressive, transparent, and well-thought-out description—frankly, wow.

2. Visual A very small, compact, all-in-one device made of recycled plastics, with an LED indicator, a USB-C port for charging, a lanyard hole, and a small tank level window. The mixture is a dark honey color. No on/off button or different heating modes. The mouthpiece is comfortable, and the airflow is smooth.

3. Aromas/Terpenes D-Limonene, Linalool, Alpha-Bisabolol. No odor coming out of the device. On the palate, it's citrusy, woody, herbaceous, floral, and peppery. It's fresh and vibrant without being too artificial or irritating. It doesn't leave a fake or cloying smell in the air.

4. Effects The effects develop gradually as you take puffs. I feel it "behind my eyes" and my nose tingles. The eyelids feel heavy, accompanied by physical relaxation. Cerebrally, it's euphoric, mood-enhancing, creative, and can help with concentration. The high is moderate, functional in small doses, but can become challenging if you take puffs quickly. A daytime buzz, great for a quick slick puff/dose or when I don't feel like baking outside to smoke or for a little pick-me-up.

I've been a Jublee fan for quite some time now and I like to keep an eye on their new releases. So, another great discovery that demonstrates, once again, the team's attention to detail; from the packaging to the choice of hardware, to the processes that offer a rich experience. I love their products, their values, and their mission; for me, they are a model local company that raises the bar and succeeds while remaining humble. I highly recommend.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

CBG Broad Spectrum AIO vape- Sweet Citrus Bright Mind by Jublee Extracts (Gayonica)

1. Packaging A small, light yellow mylar bag containing a 1.2g cartridge. The label lists the THC (79.91%), CBD (1.85%), CBD (0.63%), CBD (7.38%), and total terpenes (4.06%) levels. CBG is similar to CBD as it is non-psychoactive and has anti-inflammatory properties, while CBN is mildly psychoactive but primarily sedative. The label also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the classification (sativa), the packaging date (2026-04-20), the ingredients (cannabis extract, full-spectrum hash oil, botanical terpenes), and the following information: compostable AIO vape, the extraction method (supercritical and subcritical CO2, no filtration, no purification) and a QR code that opens to an image explaining how to disassemble the device for recycling and composting. An impressive, transparent, and well-thought-out description—frankly, wow.

2. Visual A very small, compact, all-in-one device made of recycled plastics, with an LED indicator, a USB-C port for charging, a lanyard hole, and a small tank level window. The mixture is a dark honey color. No on/off button or different heating modes. The mouthpiece is comfortable, and the airflow is smooth.

3. Aromas/Terpenes D-Limonene, Linalool, Alpha-Bisabolol. No odor coming out of the device. On the palate, it's citrusy, woody, herbaceous, floral, and peppery. It's fresh and vibrant without being too artificial or irritating. It doesn't leave a fake or cloying smell in the air.

4. Effects The effects develop gradually as you take puffs. I feel it "behind my eyes" and my nose tingles. The eyelids feel heavy, accompanied by physical relaxation. Cerebrally, it's euphoric, mood-enhancing, creative, and can help with concentration. The high is moderate, functional in small doses, but can become challenging if you take puffs quickly. A daytime buzz, great for a quick slick puff/dose or when I don't feel like baking outside to smoke or for a little pick-me-up.

I've been a Jublee fan for quite some time now and I like to keep an eye on their new releases. So, another great discovery that demonstrates, once again, the team's attention to detail; from the packaging to the choice of hardware, to the processes that offer a rich experience. I love their products, their values, and their mission; for me, they are a model local company that raises the bar and succeeds while remaining humble. I highly recommend.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

Grape Stank Hash by Ostara Medical

1. Packaging A long, sturdy cardboard tube containing a small glass jar of hash. The label lists the THC (45.88%)/CBD (0.12%) and total terpene levels (1.59%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the lineage (Grape Gasoline x Garlic Grove), the ingredients (cannabis extract), the packaging date (2026-04-14), and the mention "Traditional Hashish." A decent presentation; the basics are there.

2. Appearance/Texture A dark brown ball with a pale yellow-brown-green interior. Malleable, sticky, not too soft/firm. Versatile, suitable for coils or pipes. It sticks easily to the nail of a pipe, but burning it requires a little patience. When vaporized in an Aeris Focus V, the lead doesn't melt, it cooks. It smokes well in a joint with flower, producing a whitish ash.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Terpinol, caryophyllene, myrcene. On the nose, it's hoppy, woody, pine resin, earthy, herbal, rosemary, and peppery. With Happle, it's a bit more earthy, hoppy, and spicy. With the Aeris, at lower temperatures, it's sweet, woody, and earthy. It starts to taste burnt above 450°C. For a joint, I combined it with Crooked Dory's Strawberry Amnesia, which has a skunky and earthy profile that complements the hash well.

4. Effects With Happle, the effects are instant and powerful; a bit of body high, but the mind remains sharp. With the Aeris, the effects are also quite noticeable. In a joint, it also adds a little kick. Physically less overwhelming, slightly stimulating. Cerebrally, it's relaxing yet euphoric and creative. The high is medium, visible on the face but manageable and functional. A versatile buzz depending on the consumption method.

It's different from heavy kush or fruity hash. The effects are a bit different too; I got my buzz but without a debilitating body high. A great new addition for Ostara. The best would have been to roll it with Grape Stank flower for the full experience.

Purchased on the medical market at Teedy

White Widow Pre Rolls by Station House

1. Packaging
   A rectangular box made of opaque black plastic containing five 0.5g pre-rolls. The label indicates the THC (28.25%) and CBD (0.06%) levels. There's no mention of the dominant terpenes, but the classification (sativa) and the packaging date (2026-04-29) are present. A stingy and underwhelming presentation. The box contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance
   The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with twisted tips and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint and bear the brand logo. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke without much trouble but tend to go out quickly, producing gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes
   Myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene.
   On the nose, not much, a slightly earthy/herbal note. On the dry hit, it's woody, tangy, earthy, gassy, herbal, and floral. On the palate, it's earthy, herbal, and spicy; the lemon and floral notes are harder to discern. There's also a slight soapy aftertaste on the exhale. Personally, it doesn't authentically reflect my memories of the genetics. The smoke is heavy and rather irritating to the throat.

4. Effects
   The effects are quite rapid, like an electric charge that revitalizes. The body is lively, alert, nervous, and needs to move. Cerebrally, it's creative and invigorating, but a bit overwhelming; it might be too much for some. The high is smooth, functional, and subtle. A useful buzz to motivate me to clean and make dinner after a long day.

This isn't a favorite of mine. It lacks "oomph" and finesse. I had high hopes after trying GTH, but no such luck. For a brand that bills itself as the "best pre-rolls," I've been disappointed more often than not. It does the job when there's nothing else or when you're on a tight budget, but to claim it's the best... However, those who crave energizing effects and heart palpitations might find it to their liking.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

White Widow Pre Rolls by Station House

1. Packaging A rectangular box made of opaque black plastic containing five 0.5g pre-rolls. The label indicates the THC (28.25%) and CBD (0.06%) levels. There's no mention of the dominant terpenes, but the classification (sativa) and the packaging date (2026-04-29) are present. A stingy and underwhelming presentation. The box contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with twisted tips and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint and bear the brand logo. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke without much trouble but tend to go out quickly, producing gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene. On the nose, not much, a slightly earthy/herbal note. On the dry hit, it's woody, tangy, earthy, gassy, herbal, and floral. On the palate, it's earthy, herbal, and spicy; the lemon and floral notes are harder to discern. There's also a slight soapy aftertaste on the exhale. Personally, it doesn't authentically reflect my memories of the genetics. The smoke is heavy and rather irritating to the throat.

4. Effects The effects are quite rapid, like an electric charge that revitalizes. The body is lively, alert, nervous, and needs to move. Cerebrally, it's creative and invigorating, but a bit overwhelming; it might be too much for some. The high is smooth, functional, and subtle. A useful buzz to motivate me to clean and make dinner after a long day.

This isn't a favorite of mine. It lacks "oomph" and finesse. I had high hopes after trying GTH, but no such luck. For a brand that bills itself as the "best pre-rolls," I've been disappointed more often than not. It does the job when there's nothing else or when you're on a tight budget, but to claim it's the best... However, those who crave energizing effects and heart palpitations might find it to their liking.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

White Widow Pre Rolls by Station House

1. Packaging A rectangular box made of opaque black plastic containing five 0.5g pre-rolls. The label indicates the THC (28.25%) and CBD (0.06%) levels. There's no mention of the dominant terpenes, but the classification (sativa) and the packaging date (2026-04-29) are present. A stingy and underwhelming presentation. The box contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with twisted tips and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint and bear the brand logo. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke without much trouble but tend to go out quickly, producing gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene. On the nose, not much, a slightly earthy/herbal note. On the dry hit, it's woody, tangy, earthy, gassy, herbal, and floral. On the palate, it's earthy, herbal, and spicy; the lemon and floral notes are harder to discern. There's also a slight soapy aftertaste on the exhale. Personally, it doesn't authentically reflect my memories of the genetics. The smoke is heavy and rather irritating to the throat.

4. Effects The effects are quite rapid, like an electric charge that revitalizes. The body is lively, alert, nervous, and needs to move. Cerebrally, it's creative and invigorating, but a bit overwhelming; it might be too much for some. The high is smooth, functional, and subtle. A useful buzz to motivate me to clean and make dinner after a long day.

This isn't a favorite of mine. It lacks "oomph" and finesse. I had high hopes after trying GTH, but no such luck. For a brand that bills itself as the "best pre-rolls," I've been disappointed more often than not. It does the job when there's nothing else or when you're on a tight budget, but to claim it's the best is wild. However, those who crave energizing effects and heart palpitations might find it to their liking.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Pré roulés White Widow de Station House

1. Emballage
   Un coffret rectangulaire en plastique opaque noir qui contient 5 préroulés de 0,5g placés dans un carton rainuré. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(28,25%) et C-B-D(0,06%). Aucune mention des terpènes dominants mais on retrouve la classification(sativa) et la date d'emballage(2026-04-29). Une présentation avare et sans effort. Le coffret contenait un Boost que j'ai retiré par préférence personnelle.

2. Visuel
   Les joints sont en cônes, fait de papier blanc, les embouts sont twistés, avec des filtres en papier/carton qui mesurent environ 45% du joint et portent le logo de la marque. Les joints semblent uniformément denses et ne présentent pas de faiblesse au niveau du filtre. Se fument sans trop de problème mais cherche à s'éteindre rapidement, avec une cendre grise et un anneau de résine.

3. Arômes/terpènes
   Myrcène, caryophyllène, pinène.
   Au nez, pas grand chose, un p'tit terreux/herbal. En dry hit, c'est boisé, acidulé, terreux, gassy, herbal et floral. En bouche, c'est terreux, herbal, spicy, les côtés citron et floral sont plus difficiles à discerner. Y'a aussi un p'tit arrière goût savonneux à l'exhalation. Perso, ça ne reflète pas authentiquement mes souvenirs de la génétique. La fumée est lourde et plutôt irritante sur la gorge.

4. Effets
   Les effets sont assez rapides, comme une charge électrique qui revitalise. Le corps est vif, alerte, nerveux et doit bouger. Côté cérébral, c'est créatif, revigoré mais un peu "all over the place", ça peut être "too much" pour certains. Le high est doux, fonctionnel et subtil. Un buzz utile pour me motiver à faire le ménage et le souper après une longue journée.

Ce n'est pas un coup de cœur pour ma part. Ça manque de "oumph" et de finesse. J'avais de l'espoir après avoir essayé les GTH mais non. Pour une marque qui se présente comme les "meilleurs pré-roulés", j'ai été plus souvent déçue qu'autre chose. Ça fait la job quand même quand y'a rien d'autre ou quand le budget est serré mais de là à se prétendre les meilleurs, bof. Mais les trippeux d'effets énergisants et de palpitations cardiaques risquent de trouver leur compte.

Acheté à la SQDC

Grand H by Clem & Co

1. Packaging: A small mylar bag containing the hash, itself inside a parchment-type paper envelope, which is then placed inside a small plastic bag. The label lists the THC (29.10%)/CBD (8.45%) and total terpene levels (3.648%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes, the blend (Grape Galena x Mango Fuel x Apricot Cream & Cheese 1:1), the ingredients (cannabis extract: Hashish), the packaging date (2026-05-08), and the mention "dry extracted and water filtered." A nice, generous presentation.

2. Appearance/Texture: A dark chocolate-colored, oozing ball with an umber interior. Malleable, sticky, more soft than firm but holds its shape well. Versatile, for "snakes" or "BT's". It easily sticks to the nail of a Happle. When vaporized in an Aeris Focus V, it doesn't melt but still smokes. It smokes well in a joint with flowers, producing a whitish ash.

3. Aromas/Terpenes: Caryophyllene, selina, limonene. On the nose, it's hoppy, woody, earthy, herbaceous, tangy, and peppery. With Happle, it's earthy, hoppy, spicy, and floral. With Aeris, it's more subtle but still hoppy and woody. For a joint, I combined it with Terroir's (Exka) Garlic Skittlez (Insperimental), which has an earthy/sweet profile that complements the hash well.

4. Effects: With Happle, the effects are instant; the body is heavy and the mind is slowed down. With Aeris, the effects are milder for the same size pellets. In a joint, it adds a bit of intensity. A good, overwhelming body high. Cerebrally, it's relaxing with an uplifting mood and a feeling of well-being. The high is moderate, visible on the face with a goofy grin. A buzz for relaxation, self-care, relieving stress, and disconnecting.

I remember trying the product when it first came out and I found it lacked finesse, so I'm happy to see an improvement. To begin with, I prefer malleable hash that performs well with different consumption methods, so I like it. Good job!

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Grand H by Clem & Co

1. Packaging:

 

A small mylar bag containing the hash, itself inside a parchment-type paper envelope, which is then placed inside a small plastic bag. The label lists the THC (29.10%)/CBD (8.45%) and total terpene levels (3.648%). It also includes a list of the dominant terpenes, the blend (Grape Galena x Mango Fuel x Apricot Cream & Cheese 1:1), the ingredients (cannabis extract: Hashish), the packaging date (2026-05-08), and the mention "dry extracted and water filtered." A nice, generous presentation.

2. Appearance/Texture:

 

A dark chocolate-colored, oozing ball with an umber interior. Malleable, sticky, more soft than firm but holds its shape well. Versatile, for "snakes" or "BT's". It easily sticks to the nail of a Happle. When vaporized in an Aeris Focus V, it doesn't melt but still smokes. It smokes well in a joint with flowers, producing a whitish ash.

3. Aromas/Terpenes:

 

Caryophyllene, selina, limonene. 

On the nose, it's hoppy, woody, earthy, herbaceous, tangy, and peppery. With Happle, it's earthy, hoppy, spicy, and floral. With Aeris, it's more subtle but still hoppy and woody. For a joint, I combined it with Terroir's (Exka) Garlic Skittlez (Insperimental), which has an earthy/sweet profile that complements the hash well.

4. Effects:

 

With Happle, the effects are instant; the body is heavy and the mind is slowed down. With Aeris, the effects are milder for the same size pellets. In a joint, it adds a bit of intensity. A good, overwhelming body high. Cerebrally, it's relaxing with an uplifting mood and a feeling of well-being. The high is moderate, visible on the face with a goofy grin. A buzz for relaxation, self-care, relieving stress, and disconnecting.

I remember trying the product when it first came out and I found it lacked finesse, so I'm happy to see an improvement. To begin with, I prefer malleable hash that performs well with different consumption methods, so I like it. Good job!

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Grand H de Clem & Co 

1. Emballage

Un petit sac en mylar qui renferme le hash, lui-même dans une enveloppe de papier type parchemin, elle-même dans un petit sac en plastique. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(29,10%)/C-B-D(8,45%) et des terpènes totaux(3,648%). On retrouve aussi la liste des terpènes dominants, le mélange(Grape Galena x Mango Fuel x Apricot Cream & Cheese 1:1), les ingrédients(extrait de cannabis : Hashish), la date d'emballage(2026-05-08) et la mention 《extraction à sec et filtration à l'eau》. Une belle présentation, généreuse.

2. Visuel /texture

Une boulette de couleur chocolat noir, suintante, avec un intérieur café au lait. Malléable, sticky, plus mou que ferme mais se tient bien. Polyvalent, pour des serpentins ou des plombs. S'accroche facilement au clou d'un Happle. En vaporisation dans un Aeris Focus V, le plomb ne fond pas mais se fume quand même. Se fume en joint avec de la fleur sans problème avec une cendre blanchâtre.  

3. Arômes/terpènes

Caryophyllène, sélina, limonène. 

Au nez, c'est houblonné, boisé, terreux, herbacé, acidulé et poivré. Au Happle, c'est terreux, houblonné, spicy et floral. Au Aeris, c'est plus subtil mais toujours houblonné et boisé. Pour un joint, j'ai combiné avec le Garlic Skittlez(Inspérimental) de Terroir(Exka) qui a un profil terreux/sucré qui accompagne bien le hash. 

4. Effets

Au Happle, les effets sont instantanés, le corps est écrasé et l'esprit au ralenti. Au Aeris, les effets sont plus doux pour une même grosseur de plombs. En joint, ça ajoute un peu d'intensité. Un bon body high, écrasant. Côté cérébral, c'est relaxant avec une élévation de l'humeur et une sensation de bien-être. Le high est moyen, visible sur le visage avec un sourire niais. Un buzz pour la détente, self-care, se soulager, déconnecter. 

Je me rappelle avoir essayé le produit à sa sortie et j'avais trouvé qu'il manquait de finesse alors c'est satisfait de voir une amélioration. Déjà en partant, je préfère les hashs malléables et capables de performer sous différentes méthodes de consommation donc ça me plait. Good job! 

Acheté à la SQDC

Blueberry Kush by Cannabec

1. Packaging A medium-sized opaque blue mylar bag with a frosted window on the front, hinting at the shape of the flowers without revealing the details. The label lists the THC (28.74%), CBD (0.05%), and total terpene levels (2.85%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, aromas (sweet, fruity, earthy), lineage (Blueberry x OG Kush), packaging date (May 26, 2026), and the mentions "grown in Quebec," "hand-trimmed," and "non-irradiated." A nice, generous presentation. The bag contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance / Buds: Three medium-sized buds, the rest in a dense, and bouncy micro-popcorn shape, more moist than dry. A mediocre appearance; the flowers have shades of pale to dark green with yellowish-white discolorations. Under a microscope, the trichomes are mostly decapitated, and there are traces of what "could be" mildew. It smokes without issue, producing a gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Ocimene, limonene, caryophyllene. Upon opening the bag, a powerful stench of grass, musty cellar, and hay is released. Grinding adds a faint hint of lemon. On a dry hit, it's acidic, grassy, hay-like, earthy, dank, and peppery. On the palate, it continues in the same disappointing vein; hay, damp, and chlorinated, leaving a bitter, carrot-like taste that is downright nauseating. Clearly, I unfortunately did not get the advertised/expected profile.

4. Effects: The effects come on slowly, the body relaxes a little, without couchlock. Cerebrally, there's a vague euphoria, loss of concentration and coordination. The high is medium-mild, there's a mental fog and a tense expression on the face, but it's still manageable. Honestly, I can't think of a good vibe/moment for this product because it's so close to not being enjoyable at all.

I had high hopes and expectations after seeing some glowing reviews. I can always theorize about the hows and the whys to justify x/y, but in the end, my experience wasn't good, period. I can't speak for the whole batch, but my disenchantment goes beyond "I don't like the taste." Even for its affordable price, it's, for me, equivalent to the brother-in-law's cousin's first run. Sorry.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)