Cherry Punch was on the podium, after landing on the 2018 Harvest Hype List last year. It looked great and included a 30% Cherry Punch. Vital Garden Supply, a gardening store located in Nevada City, California, also launched their new flower line Vital Grown at the cup. The judges did also, as it placed second in the sungrown category. I’ve always appreciated Greenshock Farms’s visits to the tropics and sleigh rides, but this year I had to go with their Passion Orange Guava. South Lake Farms had dope Gelato #33, a Dosi Lemonade that smelt like lemon peels and fuel, and a lovely rendition of one of my current favorites, Animal Face. So much so that it was the only thing the farm entered in the cup this year, despite their other offerings looking nice too. Over at Woodman Peak, the Banana Jam Gang was back, and the Banana Jam certainly looked a year more refined. I wouldn’t be able to explain the science. It was weird how my allergies made my eyes water at that moment.
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Alien Labs also gifted me their Moonbow rosin collab with Archive Seed Bank and Field Extracts. It featured the release of Milky Way from Alien Labs and a wide array of other options like Cake Walk, Sherbacio, Alien Mints, Baklava and Gelato #41. It was like a pinch of new color splashed onto the canvas.Īlien Labs and Connected’s weed fortress was as big as ever. All the other Ziablo flavor I expected was still there too. I would argue the new batch of Ziablo had a little bit more cantaloupe aroma than I remember, and it was pleasant. IC Collective had everything fun we love about IC Collective. The Humboldt Terp Council turned some Banjo into wild dabs too. Coastal Star also had a good version of Banjo and Santa Cruz’s Zarabanda also had a competitive phenotype. There was even some Pai Gow! We hadn’t seen any since The Village gifted me some awhile back. I didn’t get to try smoking it, but I just loved how crisp and unique the nose was.Ĭoastal Star Cannabis Nursery had versions of their clones grown out for viewing.
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LitHouse’s Lemon Love also got a lot of admiration this weekend, but I think their orange-heavy Sundae Driver pheno stole the show for me. Then, when I looked at the top left of the display, I saw the Ridgeline Runtz, which would eventually take first place at this year’s cup, but at that moment, it was just spectacular pot that confirmed where the Green Lantern was from too. At that point, I didn’t realize it was “the” Green Lantern strain that won the Emerald Cup last year. The first thing that caught our eye was the Green Lantern in the front row. The Varsity team told Cannabis Now they spend a lot of time pheno hunting, and we could smell the effort.Īnother booth with a particularly stellar lineup was Humboldt Brand Cannabis Co. We really loved the notes we got off the pairing of GMO and Mimosa.
Their Garlic Cocktail strain was very special. We’ll dive right in with our first particularly exciting booth this year, Varsity Cannabis Co.
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The full list of winners from the Emerald Cup 2019 is below, but first, here’s our favorites among what we personally checked out. 15, not to mention Peanut Butter Breath from our Harvest Hype List coming in second in the ice water hash category this year. 14, we got excited about a lot of things that would take podium spots at the award ceremony on Dec. The crowd of jar sniffers dwindled the further we got into the walk, and by the end, only Holland, her husband Milos Cam-Robb and myself were left grinding through jars on our annual take-no-prisoners terp search. We call this the “Weed Walk,” and while we’ve been doing it for years, we are now joined by a full spread of people from across the industry. Another Emerald Cup has come and gone, and as expected, it was the biggest and best yet in the era of legal cannabis in California.Īs we have in years past, Cannabis Now’s chief incinerators, Senior Editor Ellen Holland and I, hit the Emerald Cup’s aisles prepared to smell every jar of cannabis on hand.
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