Wintergreen OG #44

Great daytime strain, especially those who are out and about and are looking for a pick me up. In regards to the flower, beautiful dark buds with vibrant orange hairs and the smoke is few and far between with a very spicy inhale that can send you into a coughing fit if not careful but the exhale is a yummy citrus pine flavor reminiscent of a good ole OG. All in all great strain

A good daytime strain just a little goes a long way. To much and you will be couch locked.

Coming at a surprisingly low 13% this particular specimen was tested in Portland and was on the daily deal shelf for 2$ a gram. Supplied by Dab Society. I don’t judge a book by its cover, and all the writing on a jar will never convince me of much. I go off my eye and nose and seeing that this was called ‘og’, I figured it might be worth a glance. The structure was reminiscent of the big buds grown outdoors in southern Oregon and I could tell that the cultivation was full sun and as close to organic as possible. I knew it was worth the risk so I took one gram home and after one little slide bowl chillum pinch of the herb, I share my thoughts with Leafly. Classic sativa tends to make me ramble and share thoughts and this is no different. A minty, gassy and citrusy flavored pull from the chillum produces thick heavy smoke that warms the chest and fills the head. Dense, calyx heavy buds produce a lot of good flower once broken down, with the overly large water leaves removed. The color is darker in the olive drab color range and reminds me of a Tahoe OG I just got from Washington. Pure sativa action in the mind and behind the brow remind me of my love affair with San Fernando Valley OG, another one of the elite of my choice OG list. If I could give this a 5. I would rate it higher especially if it were grown a bit more meticulously. A lovely OG for and OG snob, and a surprising bargain!