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Product Details
- Cannabinoids
- 71% THC, 0.9% CBD
- Flavor
- Pineapple, Earthy
Product Description
Gabriel Cannabis' Pineapple Express Rosin can really provoke the munchies, but this pine-flavored concentrate typically provides an energetic body high that cruises you through your day. You can expect to feel uplifted and motivated to perform menial tasks, especially if they result in food. Dab some of this before making a big dinner and enjoy.
Effects Profile
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The effect profile of Gabriel Cannabis Pineapple Express Rosin is based on 2 user reviews.
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Expert Review
This Rosin Looks Weird, Tastes Great, Makes You Hungry As Heck
Review by Abigail Ross
Jul 16, 2018 · 4 min read
Don't judge a book by its cover.
Rosin presents a classic case of “don’t judge a book by its cover.” She’s no beauty queen and bares a close resemblance to something your dog might have left in the yard. That said, do not let looks keep you from leaning in and taking a whiff. The aromatics of rosin typically skew a touch more earthy than most other concentrates.
The initial aroma of the sample I got was sweet and earthy. The taste of the inhale carried a hoppy, piney flavor that let me know the strain was well-balanced. In my humble opinion, sampling rosin should be enjoyed similarly to craft beer tasting. You want to really notice the complex flavors and savor each batch's nuances. Because it isn’t really practical to produce rosin at a large scale, most rosin out there is produced using artisanal techniques in small batches. So really let your nose be your guide here.
I tend to believe rosin is for the headier consumer who seeks an earnest high and appreciates the earthiness and grit provided by the raw plant. If you prefer Stone IPA to Budweiser, then Gabriel's rosin could be the product for you. The residual plant matter (albeit in minuscule amounts) lends nicely to a more full-bodied taste and smokey mouthfeel.
“Overall, what Gabriel’s rosin lacks in bag appeal, it more than makes up for in potency.”
Gabriel’s Pineapple Express rosin definitely ranks above average in this unique category of cannabis products. That said, it is somewhat difficult to make any overarching or definitive claims as to which brand is truly the best, since batch-specific uniqueness is inherent to just about all rosin products. The profile and stability of the yield is dependent on the quality, terpene profile, cannabinoid content, and health of the flower it was pressed from, which can differ slightly from harvest to harvest. With that said, I have consumed a good amount of Gabriel’s Pineapple Express flower, and am consistently impressed with the quality. As of now, however, Washington doesn’t have a ton of rosin on the market. The product category that tows the line between hash and wax seems to only meet the demand of a niche consumer base and is more popular in Oregon than Washington.
The second-most standout feature was how much more amazing it smelled than looked. Pineapple Express flower already has such a distinct scent, and having it all condensed down into a little glob of dabbable, pressed rosin only made the sharp scent all the more pungent. I will say, though, that the number-one takeaway from my Pineapple Express rosin experience was how hungry I felt after smoking the
Overall, what Gabriel’s rosin lacks in bag appeal it more than makes up for in potency, and the fresh-pressed concentrate delivers a pleasant high. This is probably not a good product for a beginner cannabis user, since its THC level is fairly high. However, if you’re normally a flower consumer, then you may notice a smoother smoke with an even tastier experience. Pineapple Express Rosin is most likely not going to be your daily go-to, but it is a good time and a solid summer afternoon choice.
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