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F7

The Winter Classic

By · Independent cannabis reviewer, based in New Jersey · No sponsors

Traditional Traditional: not from a licensed rec or medical market

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5.47 / 10

3-Pillar Master Review Index

NOSE7.2TASTE0.9HIGH8.3
F7 by The Winter Classic
F7 by The Winter Classic Bud ShotF7 by The Winter Classic Ash Shot

Photos: Rory

Nose 7.2/10

Right off the jar it's a sweet funky fruit, papaya melon-ish, but honestly quiet and rindish like a melon rind, and super weak off the intro nose. Breaking it up it gets a very strong burnt rubber note, almost a sappy deep nuttiness, and it wafts about two to three inches off the flower. It's really sticky and hard to break apart, and my fingers had a fishy, chemical cleaner note that could be some sulfur compound or a bad grow. Fully broken up it's a burnt rubber, fish cleaner funk, like a musty overcoat with a chemical front, a fruity, really bright middle and an earthy back end. It stays close and soft, and grinding it keeps it musky with the same chem funk fruity smell. I'd put it in okay for a raw smell and interesting once it's broken up, next to F6.

Taste 0.9/10

It really did not want a light. The first couple pulls had a really bad burnt, bitter note all the way through the stain, so unappetizing and gross. It softens after that and gets a bit of a burst of flavor, then goes airy with a weird earthy, dirt-like aftertaste, musty and funky. Closer to the halfway mark it gets a bit sweeter with citrus, orangey, papaya notes, like someone gave me only the rind of the fruit to eat, and it still has a weird ashy burnt aftertaste. It pulled a bit hot past the halfway point and the weird note came back. In the last third it's airy with basically zero flavor and a slight hay-ish bite at the very end. The ash burned salt and pepper, dark grey, and fell off on its own.

High 8.3/10

It hit around 8 minutes in with that movie pictures, expanding your vision, awake sociable feeling and a light mental upper body pressure. By 18 minutes it turns into a heavier sleepy bed pressure that starts to drop around 40 minutes. It landed at about 70 minutes.

F7 was a sweet funky fruit in the jar, quiet and rindish, and it never opened up enough to carry the flavor. The first pulls had a bad burnt, bitter note, the aftertaste was earthy and ashy, and by the last third there was basically no flavor left. The high is the best part, an awake, sociable head that turns into heavy sleepy bed pressure and lasts about 70 minutes. On the nose it reads closest to F6, with far less to show for it on the flavor.

Details

  • Category
    Flower
  • Brand
    The Winter Classic
  • Posted
    Oct 23, 2026
  • Format
    3-pillar
  • Note
    Competition Entry | Fruits Vs Candy
  • Effects
    Focused
  • Buy again
    No

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