Tokyo Snow

Compound Genetics crossed Hibachi Supreme with The Menthol to create this rare, snow-dusted cut that has been sold in Washington through MFUSED. The nose is described as earthy cookies with petrol and grape. Our record lists 23% THC, and the lab panel shows limonene at 0.695%, caryophyllene at 0.56%, myrcene at 0.255% and pinene at 0.24%, a citrus-and-pepper lead with a touch of pine.

No flavor tags are on file, but reviewers mention grape, diesel and lemon. Users report a euphoric, creative, amorous mood, and our record also tags energetic, focused and giggly. That mix suggests a social, upbeat session more than a sleepy one, though the fuel-and-menthol parentage hints at a sharper edge than a standard dessert strain.

Its limited retail footprint means availability is patchy, so check the label for the producer. At 23% THC it is strong enough that newer users should begin with a small amount, and the mint-meets-gas profile is best enjoyed in a place where you can take in the aroma.