Dante's Inferno - 3.5g - The Fresh Connection
Cannabinoid Profile:
Dante's Inferno from The Fresh Connection brings together the dark, dessert-inspired genetics of Oreoz and the bright, fruity character of Devil Driver. Originally bred through a collaboration between Clearwater Genetics and Tiki Madman, this indica-leaning hybrid is known for its dense, heavily frosted buds and distinctive combination of sweet berries, creamy vanilla, and earthy gas. Despite its fiery name, Dante's Inferno has a reputation for a considerably more relaxed personality.
Effects and Benefits
Dante's Inferno is commonly associated with a euphoric, calming experience that gradually develops into deeper physical relaxation. Some consumers describe an initial sense of happiness and mental ease, followed by a comfortable, slightly hazy body feeling. Its effects are often reported as soothing and body-focused, although the intensity and degree of sedation can vary depending on dose and individual tolerance.
Flavor and Aroma
Sweet berries, ripe cherries, and creamy vanilla lead Dante's Inferno's aromatic profile, supported by earthy Kush and a subtle gassy finish. The Oreoz influence contributes nutty, cookie-like richness, while Devil Driver introduces brighter fruit and citrus characteristics. Hints of herbal spice and dark grape sweetness add depth, creating a profile that balances fruity dessert notes with classic cannabis pungency.
Product Information
Contains 3.5g of Dante's Inferno hybrid whole flower from The Fresh Connection, equivalent to an eighth-ounce. Cultivated in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, this selection is associated with dense, resinous flower and the cultivar's distinctive sweet-and-earthy aroma. The Fresh Connection grows its cannabis in soil, emphasizing small-batch cultivation and careful flower handling.
Strain Lineage
Dante's Inferno was bred by Clearwater Genetics and Tiki Madman from Oreoz × Devil Driver. Oreoz, a cross of Cookies & Cream × Secret Weapon, contributes earthy chocolate, sweet cream, and nutty dessert characteristics. Devil Driver, developed by Tiki Madman from Melonade × Sundae Driver, brings bright citrus, melon, and fruity sweetness. Together, these genetic lines create Dante's Inferno's recognizable combination of heavily frosted flowers, rich dessert aromatics, and fruity complexity.
Effects and Benefits
Dante's Inferno is commonly associated with a euphoric, calming experience that gradually develops into deeper physical relaxation. Some consumers describe an initial sense of happiness and mental ease, followed by a comfortable, slightly hazy body feeling. Its effects are often reported as soothing and body-focused, although the intensity and degree of sedation can vary depending on dose and individual tolerance.
Flavor and Aroma
Sweet berries, ripe cherries, and creamy vanilla lead Dante's Inferno's aromatic profile, supported by earthy Kush and a subtle gassy finish. The Oreoz influence contributes nutty, cookie-like richness, while Devil Driver introduces brighter fruit and citrus characteristics. Hints of herbal spice and dark grape sweetness add depth, creating a profile that balances fruity dessert notes with classic cannabis pungency.
Product Information
Contains 3.5g of Dante's Inferno hybrid whole flower from The Fresh Connection, equivalent to an eighth-ounce. Cultivated in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, this selection is associated with dense, resinous flower and the cultivar's distinctive sweet-and-earthy aroma. The Fresh Connection grows its cannabis in soil, emphasizing small-batch cultivation and careful flower handling.
Strain Lineage
Dante's Inferno was bred by Clearwater Genetics and Tiki Madman from Oreoz × Devil Driver. Oreoz, a cross of Cookies & Cream × Secret Weapon, contributes earthy chocolate, sweet cream, and nutty dessert characteristics. Devil Driver, developed by Tiki Madman from Melonade × Sundae Driver, brings bright citrus, melon, and fruity sweetness. Together, these genetic lines create Dante's Inferno's recognizable combination of heavily frosted flowers, rich dessert aromatics, and fruity complexity.
$40
1 unit x $40 = $40
$40
1 unit x $40 = $40