Damn Sour

With some debate from our reviewers over the effects of Damn Sour, all agreed that it was a more mild strain, with the majority reporting a combination of calming effects, a promising amount of pain relief, and mental clarity. Some felt a larger dose would lead them to taking a nap, while others reported a small energetic boost. With this range in mind, most preferred to consume during the late afternoon leading into the evening. Many felt this strain paired well with a good place on a comfortable couch and a good movie. Removing this bud from the package brought an earthy aroma and a pleasing barley scent. As its name suggests, Damn Sour carries a sour note in the flavor along with an earthy undertone and slight hint of pepper. Some described it as a having a somewhat bitter aftertaste, making it very more enjoyable for some, but likely to be less popular among a broader range of consumers.

The effects came on quickly, lasting around two hours before most felt the need to redose, with some reporting dry mouth even after a small dose. Those who enjoy the flavor and effects this strain brings will further appreciate its long-lasting, even experience, despite the cotton-mouth that comes with it; so keep a glass of water nearby.

Visually, the buds are dark green, with bits of amber pistils showing through the dense, tree shaped buds. While not a particularly colorful strain, many noted the consistently higher than average trichome visibility was very appealing when they first viewed the flower, which made them eager to give it a try.

Though its lineage isn’t certain, most believe Damn Sour is a Hybrid descendant of the Sativa Sage N Sour strain. We’ve seen this strain pretty consistently around 20% THC with Myrcene standing out as the most dominant terpene, blending with Beta Caryophyllene and Pinene in the mix as well.