BOUKET | Berry Creme | 1G Preroll

Bouket Berry Creme 1G Preroll: Sativa Joint in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan Berry Creme sounds like something from the pastry case at a 9th Avenue bakery. In this case it is a 1 gram preroll from Bouket, a New York flower brand, sold at Cannadreams, the licensed adult-use dispensary at 862 9th Ave on the corner of West 56th Street in Hell's Kitchen. Do not mix it up with Berries and Cream There is a better-known strain called Berries and Cream, sometimes written Berries and Creme, and the names are close enough that people confuse them. We cannot confirm they are the same plant, and we will not assume it. The lineage of Bouket Berry Creme is not widely published, and the brand has not listed parents for it that we could find. On our menu, Berry Creme is listed as a sativa. If you are shopping by name, go by the label on the package, not by a strain page for a similar-sounding strain. The brand Bouket, which carries an accent mark on the label, is a minority-owned New York brand. Its name comes from Harlem in the Prohibition years, when jazz-club regulars used "bouquet" as a code word for cannabis. The company uses the line "Give yourself your flowers," and most of what it makes is jarred flower, with joints and mini preroll packs on the side. The strain list includes plenty of dessert and fruit names like this one. Package and format One 1 gram joint, sealed, with the New York label showing strain, weight, batch and testing details. A full gram is a standard-size joint. Read the label before lighting; it is the only place the batch information for this exact unit lives. A joint for a night out in the neighborhood We are a few blocks from the theaters, and a lot of people stop in on their way to or from a show, a dinner on 9th Avenue, or a walk through Central Park. A few practical notes if a single joint is coming along. Keep it sealed in its tube and in your bag, not your coat pocket, where it gets crushed. Do not consume it inside a theater, restaurant or bar; those are not legal places to smoke. And plan your trip home before you light up, because driving after consuming is illegal and unsafe. The subway or a cab is the move. How to read a dessert name Fruit and dessert strain names usually describe the aroma the breeder or brand noticed, not a flavoring added to the product. Nothing is added to a plain flower preroll. So a name like Berry Creme is a hint about smell and taste, not a recipe. Smell the jar or a display when you can, and trust your nose over the name. Storing it until you are ready Leave the joint in its tube, and keep the tube in a dark drawer at normal room temperature. In winter, steam heat will dry it out fast if it sits near a radiator. In summer, humidity can make it soft. Skip the windowsill and skip the fridge; cold storage leads to condensation. Once you light it and put it out, let it cool before you seal it back up, and finish it within a few days. Coming in Walk-ins are welcome. We are close to Columbus Circle, Central Park South, Midtown West and Clinton. If you know what you want, order online for in-store pickup and grab it at the counter on your way. The licensed choice A bodega cannot legally sell you cannabis, even if it is on display. Everything we carry, this Bouket preroll included, comes through New York's regulated market with state-required lab testing and labeling. The label is your guarantee of who made it. Berry Creme 1G, quick facts Brand: Bouket, New York Strain: Berry Creme Menu type: Sativa Lineage: Not widely published Format: Single 1 gram preroll in sealed packaging Where: 862 9th Ave at West 56th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan Adults 21 and older only. Cannadreams is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary. Use cannabis where New York law permits, keep it away from children and pets, and do not drive after consuming.