Candyland Cookies by TreeHawk Farms
Available at Retail stores throughout Washington.
TreeHawk’s packaging is one-of-a-kind and completely gorgeous. The simple glass jar is decorated with a label featuring the nature-based TreeHawk logo. Atop the jar is a chrome lid, complete with a logo subtly formed into the metal. A unique and attractive detail that makes you pay special attention to the product. In this case, it would be somewhat fair to judge the product by its package. For one, surely by coincidence, both the label and Candyland Cookies are lovely shades of purple. The flower is deep, dark violet with almost no green showing on the leaves. The green that does make an appearance is such a dark shade it’s nearly black. Crystals and orange hairs adorn the leaves in droves, making the surface appear majestic. It doesn’t take long after handling this flower to figure out where it got its name. The fragrance is almost entirely sweet, with hints of fruit and baked goods, and almost no traditional herb smell to mention. Seeing as this flower was exceptionally gorgeous-looking and smelling, it was important to sample it using all possible tools: a vaporizer, joint, water pipe and dry pipe. With each apparatus, the sweet, subtle flavor and gentle smoke-ability of the flower became even more apparent. The effect was steady and blissful. It is a powerful product, but appropriate for any use in small enough doses.
