Grape Pie

Grape Pie descends from Cherry Pie and the Gage Green Group's Grape Stomper, and it looks like a classic purple cut. Our record labels it an indica with no THC figure; the source lists a hybrid near 24%. Only two terpenes are on file: myrcene at 0.57% and caryophyllene at 0.16%, so the profile is incomplete.

Flavor tags are fruity, sweet and earthy; the source describes sour, sugary grape aromas and tags grape, pepper and berry. Effect tags are talkative, happy and calm, with dry mouth, and reviewers' top three are relaxed, euphoric and happy. Anxiety and dry eyes are also reported.

The source says the high may begin with euphoria before settling into couch-and-munchies territory, which suggests timing it for a night with no plans. Because many newer crosses borrow its genetics, Grape Pie is also a useful reference point for what the grape-and-cake families taste like when the original is in the jar.