VGK 1g - Hybrid

Hey there, so early on in the review (which I’m assuming you scrolled past), mentioned that VGK is probably a reference to the NHL team in Las Vegas, known as the Golden Knights (or Vegas Golden Knights). Hockey, as I’m sure you’re aware of, is a potent, contact sport. This reference, in my professional opinion, is supposed to relay just how powerful this strain will “hit” you – which, believe me, it will. It’s a very sneaky, strong high, much like how hockey players are sneaky and strong on the ice.

I love this bud. Seems like a new strain to me, but I could be wrong. But, honestly, I don’t care if it was just grown YESTERDAY, I think it may be one of my new all-time favorite buds to smoke. It looks incredible and tastes just how weed should. I have no notes – it’s damn near perfect.

Normally, when I stumble across a strain like this, I can easily gauge what to expect. If it has a fruity inspired title, I know that the bud will likely taste alright when smoked. If there’s a dream-like aspect to its name, I’m assuming I’ll be stoney and spaced out when high. But VGK? What the hell does that even mean? It sounds more like a model of an Acura and less like a quality bud, to me. Any idea what the heck that name is even supposed to mean? To be fair, I only skimmed the article, so if it was mentioned, by bad – but I still want to know, so I can plan on what to expect.

Ooh, baby, I love this strain. I have to admit, I don’t think I’ve seen this one around before, but my budtender couldn’t stop raving about it, so I knew I had to give it a shot. And, boy, oh, boy, am I happy I did, because each and every toke was better, and more enjoyable, than the last. I sincerely cannot recall the last time I encountered such a well-rounded high. This would be a great purchase for ANYONE in the cannabis community, regardless of experience level, in my personal opinion.