Hash Burger Live Rosin by Heritage Hash Co.

96 Points

Reviewing the Hash Burger Live Rosin by Heritage Hash Co has been a standout experience for me. The Hash Burger presents itself as a complex variety; at first glance, it might seem a bit misleading. However, once it begins to sweat and you start peeling back the layers, it unveils a Turpilicious bouquet that's utterly unique.

Picture yourself at the gym, where the musty, sweaty scent of the locker room permeates and wafts through the lower registers of your olfactory spectrum. This isn't your run-of-the-mill gym sock odor. It's a dank, musty scent interspersed with high notes—bright aromas like lemon and chili peppers, accompanied by distinct hardware store scents like Pine-Sol and turpentine. It's as if your gym socks have been transformed into the main ingredient of a dish you're about to consume. The smell compels you to take a closer look, almost screaming "take me to your leader." Hypnotized, I dive in for my first dab.

The taste delivers a real punch. It's hard to pin down, but it induces a pucker akin to that of eating a particularly tart candy. The disparity between its smell and taste is striking—what might initially seem offensively strong on the nose turns into nothing but pure pleasure on the palate.

The high is immediate, rendering my eyes drenched and bloodshot, reminiscent of those old-school videos where everything shifts from normal to super psychedelic. It conjures images of cartoon-like heads with bulging, bloodshot eyes.

The vapor completely fills my sinus cavity, enveloping it like a dense fog rolling over the low hills of the Emerald Triangle.

The flavor is smoky, subtly tangy, and deeply gassy. While it may lack the typical citrus notes, it undoubtedly possesses a tartness that adds to its appeal.

There's something about this Hash Burger that has me hooked; it's been a favorite of mine for quite some time.

The backstory is fascinating, stemming from a lineage of Donnie Burger and Hash Plant. The Hash Plant I remember from 20 years ago had an unmatched savory flavor, almost like beef bouillon. Donnie Burger is rooted in various cheese strains, with origins tied to Limburger—pungent, sharp, and yet somewhat nutty, akin to aged Parmesan. The fusion of these two strains is truly remarkable, and Heritage Hash Co has done an exceptional job capturing its essence.

An aspect I always pay close attention to is the exhale and how the vapor lingers in the room after a few hits. This post-smoked aroma is so enticing I'd bottle it as an air freshener.

If you get the chance to try some, I highly recommend it. The Hash Burger is truly special.

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