Glitterati - Revelry Hemp Review

Glitterati (Revelry Hemp) Review

    Revelry’s final entry in my current review series is Glitterati, a 3.5g hybrid flower that came packaged in their premium, color-coated mylar bag. Each bag includes full COA and strain information on the back — something I always appreciate for transparency. Despite traveling across the country to get here, the flower arrived fresh and presentable in just two days, which already set a strong tone before even opening it.







Appearance & Quality

    Glitterati makes a striking first impression. The nugs are large, dense, and healthy with a range of green hues, streaks of deep purple, and plenty of bright orange pistils. When cracked open, the trichome coverage really shines, coating the flower with frost and showing the level of quality Revelry is aiming for. If I had one minor critique, the trim is on the tight side, which can leave some trichomes a little exposed, but overall this is undeniably top-shelf looking cannabis.

Aroma & Flavor

    The bag opens with a wave of gas and sweetness, sharp and inviting. A nose that keeps bringing you back to the bag. Breaking down a nug amplifies those notes, but the real surprise comes when smoking — the flavor shifts into something creamy, almost like a crème brûlée, layered over the same gassy-sweet backbone. It’s a unique and memorable flavor profile that sets Glitterati apart from a lot of hybrids I’ve tried. 

Smoke & Effects

    The smoke was smooth and clean, burning evenly in a joint with white ash and minimal resin buildup — a good indicator of a proper cure. The effects come on quickly with a heady, behind-the-eyes euphoria that drifts into a more relaxed, hybrid-like balance. It’s potent at 27.8% THCa, strong enough to satisfy heavy smokers but approachable enough in flavor and character that newer users could still enjoy it. My session lasted just over two hours, with a warm body high, stoner focus, and yes — the munchies hit hard (Chipotle didn’t stand a chance).

Overall Value

    Glitterati is priced at $40 for 3.5g, but with my Greenlight code, it drops just under $30 — a competitive price point for a flower that holds its own against (and in some cases surpasses) my best local top-shelf pickups. The freshness, potency, and especially the unique creamy-gas flavor make this one of the standout strains I’ve reviewed in this series.

Numeric Review

    Appearance: 9.6
    Aroma: 8.9
    Flavor: 9.7
    Effects: 9.5
    Value: 9.6

    Glitterati represents Revelry at its best: beautiful, fresh, flavorful, and potent flower delivered quickly and at a price point that makes sense. Looking for something different? I've tried 4 strains from revelry so far and all of them have been knockouts! You can find Glitterati and more strains like it at Revelry’s website — and don’t forget to use code GREENLIGHT for a discount. 

    This wraps up my current series with Revelry. The next reviews will shift back to local Tennessee sources, but Glitterati has set the bar high for what premium hemp flower can deliver.

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