Convenience: 5/5
Flavor: 5/5
Activation time: 5/5
Effects: 5/5
Price: 4/5
Overall score: 4.8
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I never have any trouble getting my goods from Cannabis & Glass in Liberty Lake. My Burnwell cartridge boxes took some getting used to, but once I figured them out, I really liked the balance of child-proofing and sustainability this type of packaging offers.
You essentially have to crush the bottom of the package to break a seal. Then, you squeeze the sides of the package while pulling the inner box out with a tab.
To be honest, I just tore open most of my Burnwell cartridge boxes. In reality, a child could probably do the same.
It’s the thought that matters, however. With its low-waste cardboard boxes, Burnwell has taken an important step toward cannabis industry sustainability while also doing its best to keep THC products only in appropriate hands.
I immediately felt that the texture of my Burnwell Peaches & Cream 1g Live Resin Vape was a little bit more intense than the textures of other Burnwell live resin vapes I’ve tried. This richness carried over into the strain’s taste, which was reminiscent of extremely gooey, sugary peach cobbler.
This predominantly fruity main flavor was wrapped up in hints of cream and supported by undertones of earth and haze. In terms of flavor, Peaches & Cream is decidedly on the more robust end of the sativa spectrum, but that’s not a bad thing.
It’s a vape, and my lungs work pretty well. There shouldn’t be any surprised looks, therefore, when I say that the effects of my Burnwell Peaches & Cream 1g Live Resin Vape activated within around 60 seconds. They came on all at once, and they left me feeling energized and comfortably stoned.
I didn’t find the effects of my Burnwell Peaches & Cream 1g Live Resin Vape to be notably unique. They were energizing and somewhat dissociating, and they seemed to pair perfectly with this strain’s texture — I felt both the satiation and sugar rush you experience after eating a big helping of pie.
Peaches & Cream seemed to deliver effects that were on the long side of things. I took three puffs at first, and I was still high well after an hour later.
In my first few Burnwell vape cartridge reviews, I gave this brand a perfect score on price. What changed?
I expanded my horizons into a few additional brands, that’s what. By widening my comparison pool, I was able to get a better grasp of value throughout the Washington cannabis industry.
It’s possible that Burnwell’s prices will drop as this producer gains popularity. I find it more likely, however, that Burnwell will continue to charge the same for its carts since they’re artisan-tier and contain live resin.
As a live resin cartridge, the Burnwell Peaches & Cream 1g Live Resin Vape only contains around 60% THC. Resultantly, this cartridge isn’t as potent as certain ultra-distilled types of concentrate, so you might want to vape more than usual during each session.
On the other hand, the live resin terpenes in your Peaches & Cream vape might contribute additional potency. In my experience, around 2-3 hits every 1-2 hours was perfect. Since this is a live resin vape, remember to use your vape battery’s lowest temperature setting.
Burnwell is one of the least-known but most-interesting brands in the Washington cannabis industry. Based in a little-known town somewhere north of Spokane, Burnwell produces artisan-crafted cannabis that features impressive attention-to-detail.
I’ve tried a few Burnwell products by now, and I’ve liked every single one. In the Washington market, Burnwell is second only to Full Spec, a California-based multi-state producer — that’s my opinion, at least, and Full Spec only wins based on price.
If you want to support a local Washington business with your cannabis purchases but you want the quality you’ve gotten used to with Full Spec and other live resin producers, Burnwell is the way to go. Among Burnwell products, this Peaches & Cream 1g Live Resin Vape is especially ideal for adventures like exploring Eastern Washington’s fascinating geological landmarks.
Burnwell targets their vapes toward cannabis users in the Spokane area who want the tastiest carts available for a reasonable price. Based on my experience, I’d say Peaches & Cream is especially ideal for female cannabis users or people who generally spend more time socializing.
I felt that this strain was great for eliminating anxiety. It made me a bit too ditzy, however, to work at full efficiency.
Let’s cover a few questions you might be asking about this delicious Spokane THC vape cartridge:
I personally liked it. Peaches & Cream by Burnwell didn’t deliver the types of sativa effects I enjoy the best, but for a more laid-back person who doesn’t use cannabis while working, Peaches & Cream might be a great strain for enjoying the great outdoors.
Yes, they are. Burnwell extracts its live resin from indoor-grown cannabis plants using CO2. As a result, Burnwell carts adhere to the generally recognized rule of high-quality cannabis vapes — use CO2, and veer toward live resin whenever possible.
Yes, Burnwell only offers its live resin vapes in 1g cartridges. In my experience, this larger size is highly desirable, but Burnwell’s longer cartridge stems seem somewhat prone to clogging.
written by Samuel Popejoy
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THC Dosage
2-3 hits
Price
$45
Recommended For
Daytime use
Target Age Group
25+
Quantity
1g
Activation Time
Immediate
Other Products
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written by Samuel Popejoy
