Candy Biscuit - Dr.Wonderstone Review

 

Candy Biscuits — Dr. Wonderstone (1 gram)

Intro

    Candy Biscuits caught my attention the moment I opened the bag—it’s one of the sweetest-smelling strains I’ve had in a long time from Dr. Wonderstone. At roughly $10 per gram (a bit less when buying more), this 1-gram pickup delivers flavor, aroma, and balance all wrapped into one approachable strain.


Appearance & Quality

    The buds are small, dense, and sticky once you break them open. They’re trimmed cleanly—not overly leafy, but still natural looking. Visually the flower is a dark forest green with frost along the outside that becomes more pronounced toward the center. It gives off a fresh, well-cultivated look without screaming for attention.

Aroma & Flavor

    Out of the jar, Candy Biscuits hits with a super sweet scent—maybe one of the most sugary I’ve smelled from local flower. There’s a cherry or berry undertone that complements the sweetness. When you smoke it, the sweetness mellows a bit, allowing the fruit flavors to shine through on both inhale and exhale. The taste matches the aroma well, with a fruity sweetness that lingers without feeling artificial.

Effects & Experience

    Effects set in quickly, with both body and head noticing right away. The high is balanced: uplifting and giggly, with relaxation following without becoming sluggish. I experienced glossy red eyes, some munchies, and a generally light, mood-boosting vibe. It lasted about an hour and a half. This one’s great any time of day thanks to how approachable it is.

Value & Numeric Review

    Candy Biscuits feels more potent in aroma and initial effects than some previous strains from Dr. Wonderstone, like Devil Driver. The $10/gram price is fair, especially given what you’re getting with smell, taste, and balance.

Appearance: 7.8/10 — Good presentation, dense nugs, though nothing flashy.
Aroma: 9.7/10 — Sweetness front and center, fruit undertones making it memorable.
Flavor: 9.2/10 — Flavorful smoke that lives up to the aroma with fruity notes.
Effects: 8.0/10 — Balanced and uplifting with some relaxation; not for those avoiding sweetness.
Value: 8.0/10 — Worth the price for someone looking for sweet fruit flavors and easygoing effects.

    If you like sweet, fruity flower that delivers a clean, balanced high without overwhelming haze, Candy Biscuits is a strong pick from Dr. Wonderstone.

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