Blockberry

The intro jar open is prominent, you get the smell about an inch away, a succulent berry wrapped in a gassy sweet white drape. Soft yet alluring, a citrus pop in the middle smelling like an orange peel sitting at the bottom, with a soft creamy texture in the back end. Breaking it open reveals a brighter candy citrus berry mix, the gassy undertone popping more. Stays relatively similar otherwise, just getting a bit louder, with some citrus peeking forward more than the raw smell.

First pulls are gassy, slightly tangy cream, matching the nose but leaning more gassy up front, mainly funk leaving a tingle on the tongue. Halfway through, a chem gas mixes into the middle, making the sweetness almost taste rancid, overly sweet. Two thirds in it gets a bit sweeter, but a small grassy note lays in the back end, and the flavor starts dying off around here. Three quarters in, each pull just gives a coat of sweetness and a stain of herbal, then dies out from there. Burned white ash.

5 minutes in, slight but noticeable, light pressure around the head like a headset, starting to encompass. Pressure stays mostly in the head for the first 15 minutes, turning into a very functional high I can move around, think and work through. 23 minutes in, a really sedative body high shows up, pulling down on the chest and releasing some of that head pressure down to the lower body; giddy and focused. At 32 minutes the pressure gets harder on the hands, making it harder to write, with pressure spreading to the eyes and legs, slowly getting heavier and sedative, yet still euphoric, giggly and creative; very focused on getting work done, the issue is moving. At the 55 minute mark the pressure leans off, staying at the head as a soft wave, fully dissipating at 1h11m. This was, logically; perfect.