Albarino

From HHC growers, MA. While not the most unreasonably potent strain (being under 30% typ, vs mid-30's seen in some strains). effects are qualitatively well within the Sativa side of the spectrum, and I consider it to be excellent in terms of primary properties. What most stands out about it is that it has a complex almost incense like aroma, without a hint of that angry skunk smell. It's the taste and smell that really set this one apart; This doesn't taste like gelato, or fruity candy, or fruit (lord am I sick of popular strains that taste like candy) - I'm wracking my brain trying to think of any strains with similar flavor and smell - andI've got nothing. It is rather pricey. I think the the strain is still hard to grow, even with that 30% indica in it - buds were fluffier than usual even for sativa dominants, I will continue buying it at the top-of-dispensary price periodically, and hope to see more TLDR: excellent sativa-dominant with a unique and complex flavor (no candy, no skunk, and no fuel oil - none of those go well with smoke, so that's good in my book)

Great, relaxing but talkative, happy and content! Fruity taste and perfect buds for rolling. Got an 8th from Harbor House growers.

Picked up some Albariño Live Rosin from Harbor House Collective in Chelsea, Ma. Unique flavor profile on this one, reminiscent of grapefruit. Not sweet like some other citrusy strains, but more tart. The color is almost a light orange (my first time seeing that). Decent head buzz that settles into a mellow and manageable body high.