Cuvee reviews

Ran across this strain in Florida, one of my favorites. Great tasting and good body high, had me late for work the next morning.

Very good tasting, and really good smelling. My favorite is all the keef leftover from the buds.

Great taste, gave me a nice strong head high. Relaxing for sure but not quite a bed time med.

This would be my go-to if I could find it. Kills my pain without knocking me cold, increases creativity & motivation, energizing but not anxiety-provoking. This is my favorite strain because, I believe, of the terpene Guaiol—it’s also in Blackberry, which I mix (I make edibles) with GG4 to give me a similar effect. If I could grow it, I would, but I have The Black Thumb of Death...

I came across this beautiful strain once while living in Scottsdale, AZ. The dispensary that sold it was called Arizona Natural Selections in Scottsdale. A sweet wine like smell will fill the room before grinding and rolling some up in a johny. Cuvee kept me creative and relaxed while controlling my fibromyalgia pain.

Old crop from last year was a little harsh in the joint but still good. A really spicy, herbal taste hits the back of the throat but the affects are a nice body high. It really relaxes you and puts you to sleep

When I was reading about this strain in advance of buying it, it said somewhere that it was quick-hitting. Not this batch (shout out Shelby County Community Services). Smoked a full J and didn’t feel shit for a good 10-15 minutes. Then my heart starts fluttering like I’m having a panic attack, and all of a sudden this shit smacks me in the face. The anxiety quickly fades. I feel alert, I feel relaxed; I feel like I want to do things and also eat things. God damn. Fire weed. I knew this shit would be good from the instant I heard about it. It really does taste like red wine on the inhale. Lots of vegetal and cheesy notes too in both smell and taste: pretty unique. Instead of having a glass 🍷tonight, try some of this!

Not very satisfying $8/g quality at best. Buds look pretty but break to dust so they may be good for edibles.