Canada recently added infused beverages to it's list of approved recreational cannabis products, the Canopy cannabis company is planning to release two new drinks into the market soon. As I pondered the novelty of paying for and drinking down six (6) cans of 2mg infused cannabis beverages, for a combined 12mg buzz that I could get from eating one of my small homemade edible cookies, I rolled up a sample of Bubba OG.
Bubba OG
Bubba OG is a 80/20 indica dominant strain with unknown genetics, but some OG Kush was definitely involved in the creation (Source). These buds were indoor grown and have a solid 25% THC.
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Greazy looking Bubba OG buds with shimmering greens, a few dashes of purple, bright orange pistils, and a resinous coating of white and amber trichomes with a sweet dark berry vanilla pine Kush scent.
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New Cannabis Infused Beverages for Canada this Summer
Canada recently legalized cannabis infused beverages, the Canopy cannabis company is releasing new infused beverages - delayed from January, just in time for the summer. Under the Tweed brand, Canopy is releasing an indica ginger-ale, and a sativa infused sparkling seltzer called "Houndstooth & Soda". The beverages only contain 2mg of THC per serving, and have a purchase limit of 6 beverages per customer (Source). The limit of THC per serving is a Canadian regulation, it may be a hard sell to higher tolerance users. For me, 12 mg is a decent little buzz, but 6 cans would be a lot of soda to consume - no word yet on the sugar content, or the price per can.
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The Roll Up
I reached for the OCB Organic Hemp papers for the Bubba OG roll up. Light weight, single-size, unbleached papers - hemp fiber is one of my favorites for rolling papers, they burn clean and smooth.
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Sweet bubblegum pine spice citrus zest flavor. The mind quickly relaxes, cheerful buzz. Stress and pain relieving mind and body cushion, decent creative energy, sly perma-grin. I'll save these laid back Bubba OG buds for late afternoons or evenings.
Know Your Local Laws, this Review is Not Intended to be Medical Advice.