Heritage Cannabis - Dank Drops: Korean BBQ

 3.5g $34.98 @ Mood Cannabis Packaged JN-14, 2023 lot: (L) VAE05A (Recreational)

THC: 27.4% CBD: 1% Total terpene: 3.68%  Total cannabinoid: 32.7% 

Dominant Terpenes: Myrcene, Farnese Caryophyllene. 

Appearance: Medium-Dark green, with deep purple here, by a dense coat of trichomes, 

Location of micro growers: Kelowna, BC Growing method: Cocos Lineage: Garlic Sherby x Cactus Breath. Flowering time: 63-70 days Harvest date: April 25, Drying: 15 days, Cured: 21 days

Hanged- Dried, Hand-Trimmed, Hand packed Non-irradiated

So Dank Drops is a new LP that just came to BC. The whole appeal of Dank Drops is its limited monthly release; Korean BBQ was the first cultivar they came out with in June. I want to give a big shout-out to Heritage Cannabis’ rep for BC Paul, and he is a gem that has constantly supported my journey in the cannabis industry. Thank you again for the eighth, buddy; sorry the review took me so long. *This grading was graded via The Different Collective Grading System

Packaging: 4.8/5 

The Korean BBQ comes in a blue mylar bag; the back has every piece of info you could want to know about your cannabis, and what holds the cannabis is a clear mason jar inside with a humidity pack. I would prefer the bag to be changed to a box. To be more environmentally friendly and save space in dispensary drawers.

Bud visual appeal: 4.5/5 

The buds were medium to big, and the colour had spots of dark green, but overall they were a light olive green with burnt orange stigmas. The buds density had a dense to open quality to them as well. The buds also had an easily visible covering of trichomes. 

Moisture level 3/5 

Bud bounces back slightly and slowly after doing a squish test. 

Undesirable (bugs, hair, mould): 0/5 

I found no undesirables. 

Trichome Density: 5/5 

The trichomes had a clear to milky white quality to them. The outside was clearer going to amber; the inside trichomes had a milkier quality.  

Aroma: 4/5 

The aroma was a complex & unique array of gas, pepper and garlic. 

Aroma strength: 5/5 

When I opened the bag, it was a freakin’ punch to the face without the bag’s seal being broken. Once the seal was broken on the bag, it overpowered my nostrils and filled the room. 

Taste: 4/5 

The taste is very garlicky but has a buttered popcorn aftertaste.  

Smoothness: 4/5 

I smoked the Korean BBQ in a joint first; the joint was very smooth till the last three puffs; in a bong and a joint, I had a slight tickle in the back of my throat.

Potency: 3.67/5 

The potency was powerful; it had an almost balanced/uplifting effect. It lasted roughly four hours. It was beneficial for creative work. 

What colours was the ash? Light gray 

How did you consume it? 0.5g in a joint, 0.5 in a bong, 1 gram in total

Final Score/Summary: 4.25/5

Would I buy the Korean BBQ again? Yes, I liked its effects; it allowed me to get some work done which is always lovely. The sad part is that it probably won’t because it is a limited drop, but I like the Dank Drops concept with a monthly cultivar as it makes the cultivar seem more special. Once again, I want to thank Paul for getting me the Korean BBQ to try. If you see him out in his rep adventures, you are in for a treat cause he is a gem. I really enjoyed it and can’t wait to see what else Dank Drops is putting out next. 

            The Stoned Antihero