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Product Details
- Cannabinoids
- 27% THC, 8% CBD
- Flavor
- Earthy, Woody
Product Description
Artizen Cannabis' Allen Wrench flower is a social sativa with an earthy flavor of dry wood. The resulting high is often focused and energized without the side jitters, so you can utilize this bud before a night out or a study session. It's best to avoid the couch and take advantage of this active high.
Effects Profile
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The effect profile of Artizen Cannabis Allen Wrench is based on 5 user reviews.
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Euphoric
Energized
Relief
Relaxed
Expert Review
The Diet Coke Of Flower
Review by Abigail Ross
Sep 17, 2018 · 4 min read
Sometimes a subdued kind of high that won't test the limits of our wallets is all we need.
Much like the gadget it’s named after, Allen Wrench may not be the hardest hitting tool in the box, but it’s as versatile as its namesake. Part of the original line-up at Artizen Cannabis, this sativa-dominant flower was launched in 2015 alongside their award-winning
“The flower smells great, tastes okay, and smokes smoothly.”
Allen Wrench’s bag appeal is not the strain’s best feature. The flower is dense and relatively frosty, but beware flower fanatics—the buds are small. The flower smells great, tastes okay, and smokes smoothly. The sativa part of this strain isn’t overwhelmingly
If you’re looking to pass a joint around at a party, zero in on some creative work, or simply ride a mellow high into the weekend, this is probably the flower for you. Since its
“Artizen is kind of like the Chipotle of weed.”
Artizen is kind of like the Chipotle of weed; it’s consistent and worth a couple bucks more than your average Big Mac, but it won't blow your mind either. It’s not going to be the highest quality bud on the market, but it’s arguably the most consistent and packs the biggest bang for your buck. As one of the larger cannabis producers in the state, they are able to produce high-quality flower at a lower cost. Budtenders often recommend their products alongside brands like Phat Panda, Western Cultured, and Northwest Cannabis Solutions for that very reason. All of these companies have a similar flower for the same price point, and the quality will vary only slightly each harvest.
The zippiness of sativas can sometimes conjure up feelings of anxiety, but with this flower, there weren’t any noticeable side effects. There is a unique, peppery taste with this flower which is a bit spicy and lemony. Also, being the third largest cannabis producer in the state, you can pretty much always find Allen Wrench on the shelves and it will more than likely always be the same quality. Consistency isn’t the sexiest descriptor for a product, but when you’re looking to put your trust in a brand, it’s nice to know you’re going to get the same thing every time. In fact, Artizen Cannabis can be found in a lot of other brand’s packaging as well. If you look closely at the sticker on the bag or pre-roll, it will tell you exactly which farm the flower comes from. It’s common for smaller producers to purchase cannabis from larger growers if they have a short crop or simply want to expand their offerings, which is why it’s useful to keep track if you stumble on a strain you’re really fond of.
Overall, I’d say Allen Wrench is a strong, workhorse kind of product. I would recommend their Dutchberry before Allen Wrench, strictly for the taste factor. Dutchberry also won the DOPE Cup’s “People’s Choice Award” in 2016, which is the only award to be voted on directly by consumers and not DOPE Magazine staff. Artizen’s Blue Dream flower, another sativa-dominant strain, won Leafly’s “Best Blue Dream in Washington State” in 2017 and has a similar high. So if Allen Wrench doesn’t turn out to be the strain for you, feel good knowing there are several other options from an otherwise reliable brand.
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