Blue Andeze

Hytiva's Review on Blue Andeze

Blue Andeze or "Blue Andez", is the child of the award winning DJ Short Blueberry and the highly riveted Thin Mint GSC, and both carry a rich history that contribute to the reputation the Blue Andeze strain has built. Thin Mint is one of the most respected phenotypes of the Girl Scout Cookies line, prized for its cool, minty-cookie character and dense resin, while DJ Short Blueberry is a legendary, decades-old cannabis strain whose sweet, true-to-name berry flavor helped define an entire flavor category. Put together, sweet berry and cool mint share the same jar.

The buds appearance tell a similar story reminiscent of its lineage, with big and densely packed buds coated in a thick layer of sticky resinous trichomes accented by a unique color palette that you'd typically find in strains with this particular set of genetics. Dark forest green and purple undertones are contrasted by the burnt amber pistils woven between the thick coating of trichomes. Experienced consumers will immediately notice that this strains buds bear a striking resemblance similar to its parent strains.

Reviewers who've tried it describe a clear-headed, lightly euphoric lift with the senses dialed up, settling into a relaxed body feel that stops short of full sedation, which makes it one people tend to keep for daytime usage. Users have said they reach for Blue Andeze during focused afternoons or for light stress relief, the kind of flower you can smoke and still get things done, though that'll come down to the person. The terpene profile runs unusually even at the top, led by bright limonene and floral, calming linalool sitting nearly shoulder to shoulder, with earthy, danky myrcene grounding the base. On cannabinoids, the batch we reviewed tested at around 23% THC — comfortably mid-range and strong enough to matter while the terpenes shape the ride when consumed.