The buds have a mix of greens and purples covered in white frost, making them look like static from a ’90s portable color tv. When you open the jar, these flocked little trees give off waves of biscotti and cake, blocking all that sherb, but if you touch the nugs, your hands come away dipped in fuel. Inside are purple hues and a super uplifting fruit smell that starts to burn the eyes like someone changed that Sherb Cake into pure sherb-octane.

Despite having a dry hit that’s heavy on the black licorice, the first few hits are very cake-y, with a mix of sherb and biscotti at the end. You can taste the whole separation of flavors on the exhale. As you keep going, things get earthy and super gassy with some fruit at the end. And the entire flavor profile sort of swirls around in your mouth.

When you’re smoking Gassanova, you want to hurry up and finish the joint so you can stop using your arms and start relaxing. Head and limbs can feel heavy, and it’s best to make sure you’re not too far from a good hammock if you’re going to smoke it all to yourself.