Grower: Tiger Grow
Rating: 4.5
The following diary entry is shared to provide insight into my personal use of cannabis to alleviate a series of medical and health issues.
G-Spot’s nose opens with a very strong citrus aroma, sour grapefruit hitting first with an almost aggressive tartness before giving way to a sweeter lemon quality that softens the initial impact. Once accustomed to that opening intensity, cream and berries emerge from beneath with a gentle, lush sweetness, and definite touches of haze and earth add a grounded, classical depth. It is a superb aroma. The flavor, while very good in its own right, operates at a somewhat more modest register than the aroma’s outstanding promise. Earthy and fruity, vanilla and berries threading through with warmth, spiced and peppery with a strong herbal quality that deepens as the joint burns down — and with a final turn, a minty freshness arrives that makes each pull feel like chewing a clean, cool piece of gum.
The high is where G-Spot fully reclaims its standing as a cultivar of the highest order — creative, engaged, and thoughtful from the outset, clear-headed and inspired, with a sense of perspective and genuine mental elevation that makes the world feel sharper, more interesting, and full of possibility. It is stoned for sure, but with a grounding quality that keeps the consumer anchored and functional, the stone adding weight and warmth without tipping into sedation. It is superb.
I highly recommend G-Spot to experienced consumers who appreciate a powerful, complex citrus aroma of real distinction and a high that delivers creative clarity, inspiration, and grounded elevation in equal and impressive measure. G-Spot is a compelling and memorable addition to Tiger Grow’s canon and definitely amongst the best highs of the year for me. The flavor, while not quite at the level of the aroma and the high, is nonetheless very good — and in the company of two elements this outstanding, that is no criticism at all.
