Grape Cookies

Looking for some top-notch chill time with marijuana? Look no further than Grape Cookies cannabis strain. This strain is a real crowd-pleaser (among cannabis types) when you just want to kick back and relax. A lovely cross between Cherry Pie and something else (nobody knows quite what), Grape Cookies weed strain has moderate THC levels averaging 17%. The CBD content may be around 1%, but this hasn't been scientifically confirmed so don't quote us on that! In any case, there seems to be enough oomph in terms of its psychoactive effects to help bring about feelings of lovely euphoric serenity – or as some people might say: feeling really high but also calm AF.

Flavour-wise, these buds are bursting with fruity sweetness like a punnet full of sun-ripened berries from the pick-your-own; think grapes alongside hints of plums, raspberries, and blueberries which dart across your tongue like dancing girls at a wedding reception. It’s a bit like giving your taste buds a bear hug while wearing a party dress made entirely of sherbet. There is a spicy note too, cloves maybe? Chilli? This could be down to the presence of caryophyllene, an aromatic terpene also found in black pepper, which early studies suggest has anti-inflammatory properties. Translation: munching through a packet of Jaffa Cakes while watching back-to-back episodes of Queer Eye might even be better thanks to molecules binding to CB2 receptors in immune cells, reducing their ability to produce irritant chemicals – boom, less heartburn!

Effects take hold swiftly, creeping behind your eyeballs before spreading through your limbs like a nice warm bath. If Batman was a plant rather than a billionaire playboy caped crusader, then Grape Cookies cannabis strain would be the perfect illegal vigilante sidekick for a night of promising adventures, complete with BANG, SOCK, POW graphics floating across your subconsciousness. Vigilantism aside, it’s great for unwinding after a day of being bossed around by the Joker (work) or lifting heavy things and then sleeping afterwards because your back hurts (insomnia).