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Dab Review: Sweetgrass x High Ledges GMO Cookies Live Rosin 

Dab Review: Sweetgrass x High Ledges GMO Cookies Live Rosin 

A petroleum powerhouse and cross-commonwealth collaboration for your rig


Look/Smell

This GMO Cookies live rosin from Sweetgrass Botanicals and High Ledges Cannabis was mesmerizing right out of the jar. Its light-yellow hue and waxy, sand-like texture glistened beautifully.

I’ve had a chance to smoke the flower of this GMO from High Ledges, so I knew that I was in for a treat from the start. The aroma was unforgettable—an overpowering blend of burnt rubber gas, diesel, and skunk. The terpene profile is unmistakable; as soon as you open the jar, the entire room fills with a loud, dank scent that screams GMO Cookies.

Taste 

The flavor of GMO Cookies is something to be savored and admired. As a lover of gassy strains, this one checks all the boxes for me. Heavy notes of petroleum fuel dominate, complemented by a pungent funkiness and a lingering garlicky aftertaste. This batch truly delivers everything you’d hope for in this iconic strain.

Effect 

GMO Cookies provides a potent, sedative high with intense body relaxation and stress relief. It’s an ideal nighttime choice for unwinding, watching a movie, and sinking deep into the couch. After my second dab, I prepared to stay put for the next few hours. 

Additionally, this live rosin can offer significant relief from stress and depression. Testing at 75% TAC and boasting 6.6% terpenes, Sweetgrass’ GMO Cookies live rosin is a powerhouse. 

Rating

10/10 – Highly Recommended

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BOBBY NUGGZ
About the author

Bobby Nuggz is a renowned cannabis activist, event planner, and marketing specialist who has received five awards for his contributions to the industry. Over his 15-year career, he has established himself as a leading figure in creative branding and cannabis advocacy. Additionally, he is a celebrated freelance journalist, multimedia personality, public speaker, consultant, mentor, educator, and author. Since 2009, Bobby has published over 400 articles and reviews. In 2014, he helped author the cannabis curriculum for the Northeastern Institute of Cannabis Technology. He has interviewed a range of celebrities and key industry figures, including Slightly Stoopid, Marlon Asher, Fortunate Youth, Tribal Seeds, The Pot Brothers at Law, Mila Jansen, the late Frenchy Cannoli, DNA Genetics, Crockett Family Farms, Brothers Grimm, Gage Green, and many others.