Frosty

Cold jar smell was kinda hard to catch — funky/nutty and slightly sweet with a subtle earthy/dank note in the back, staying pretty solid and strong while feeling reserved. After breaking it down, the smell really opens up into a sharp, sweet, gassy profile; lemon comes through much stronger. Straight from the jar it's unimpressive, but the breakdown is where its beauty lies.

First pulls are really earthy with a sharp herbal gas flavor combo, super smooth inhale with zero harshness. About a quarter through, adds sweetness followed by lemon/citrus candy notes. Halfway shifts into a sweeter, nutty middle that feels almost creamy and dense, buttery with some bakey qualities. Toward the end the flavor fades — just a soft nuttiness that barely coats the tongue.

Balanced and slow, leaning more upper-body than heavy on the head — more concentrated than expansive. Decent qualitative detail but no duration noted, matching the rest of this jar's slightly-held-back character.