Moonshine Haze
- Earthy (50% of reported flavors)
- Mango (30% of reported flavors)
- Citrus (20% of reported flavors)
Moonshine Haze didn't need a catchy name to make noise. Rare Dankness bred this Colorado-born sativa by crossing Amnesia Haze with Nevil's Wreck, then watched it take Best Sativa at the 2011 High Times Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam.
The genetics lean hard into Haze territory. Tropical fruit punch leads the nose, followed by sharp pine, citrus, and that unmistakable spicy-herbal Haze character. Some expressions swing toward lemon, lime, and pink grapefruit, giving the fruitier side considerably more bite than the original description lets on.
Word around the shop is that Moonshine Haze comes on bright and cerebral, with energy, euphoria, sociability, and creative momentum dominating the experience. Rare Dankness describes its own creation as delivering a “creative, productive” high, which tracks closely with the broader reputation of a strain that tends to keep the mind moving rather than park the body on the couch.
Moonshine Haze has the trophy to back up the hype, but the real flex is how thoroughly it delivers the old-school Haze experience: fruit, pine, citrus, spice, and a soaring cerebral buzz without sanding off the funky edges that made the family famous.
Moonshine Haze was bred by Rare Dankness by crossing Amnesia Haze with Nevil's Wreck, a pairing that pushes the line firmly toward tall, vigorous sativa growth. Plants tend to stretch hard once flowering begins, with long internodal spacing, narrow leaves, and elongated, spear-shaped colas that can develop foxtailing. Flowering generally runs about 65 to 75 days indoors, with some phenotypes pushing past 70 days. Yields range from medium to heavy, and mature flowers can carry dense trichome coverage despite their more open, Haze-style structure.
