Weekday Top Shelf Infused Pack 5-Count — Gelato 41
Rated as high potency.
Parents: Sherbet, Thin Mint (Thin Mint GSC)
Effects: Relaxed, Euphoric, Happy, Uplifted, Creative
Flavors: Earthy, Diesel, Flowery, Sweet, Berry, Citrus, Pine
Strain / Type: Hybrid (Indica-leaning)
Genetics: Sunset Sherbet x Thin Mint GSC
Cultivation: Indoor Top Shelf, Infused with Live Resin & Kief
Grade: Weekday Top Shelf Infused Pre-Roll Pack, 5-Count (1g each / 5g total)
THC: 39%
Product Description
The Weekday Top Shelf Infused Pack takes everyday indoor flower and pushes it into another tier. Each of the 5 cones is hand-rolled with dense, indoor-grown Gelato 41, dipped in full-spectrum live resin, and rolled in a fine coat of kief — layering potency on top of potency for a hard-hitting, terpene-rich smoke from first light to last ember.
The result is a sweet, creamy, dessert-like flavor profile elevated by the sharp, resinous punch of the live resin coating, with the kief dusting adding a slow, even burn and an extra kick of head-and-body effect. At 39% THC before infusion — and noticeably stronger in true experience — this pack is built for smokers who want top-shelf flower taken to its fullest potential.
Five Hills crafts each infused cone by hand, ensuring an even coat, a consistent burn, and a flavor profile that stays true to the Gelato 41 genetics underneath. Five cones. Five days. Zero compromise.
Five Hills — Peaks of Potency, Valleys of Flavor.
🏷️ Key Highlights
🍨 Sweet, creamy Gelato 41 flavor profile, elevated by live resin infusion
🏠 Grown indoors, hand-rolled, then hand-dipped and kief-coated
🔥 39% THC flower base — significantly amplified by infusion
📦 5-count bundle (5g total) — a full work-week of elevated sessions
🌀 Even kief coating for a slow, resinous, consistent burn
⛰️ Five Hills infused craftsmanship, indoor top-shelf foundation
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