Wedding Mints

Wedding Mints brings dessert genetics with some teeth. Sin City Seeds is most commonly credited with breeding this balanced hybrid from Wedding Cake and SinMint Cookies, stacking creamy sweetness against the darker cookie funk of its parents. There's also a competing version that lists Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies instead of SinMint Cookies, so the family tree isn't completely buttoned up.

Crack a nug and the name starts making sense. Sweet cream and berry hit first, chased by cool mint, lemon peel, pepper, and a doughy funk underneath. Caryophyllene, limonene, and linalool are commonly associated with the strain's spicy, citrusy, and floral character. It's sweet, but not cupcake sweet. There's enough earth and spice in the mix to keep it interesting.

The buds come dressed for the occasion: dense, bright green, tangled with orange pistils, and dusted in a thick coat of trichomes. But Wedding Mints isn't coasting on bag appeal. Reports tend to describe a quick euphoric lift with focus and creative energy still intact before the back half loosens the screws and settles into a heavier calm.

Wedding Mints starts the party upstairs and eventually finds the couch. Bring snacks.