Cannabis Review: 67 Sins Artisan Reserve (Hot Dante)

Cannabis Review: 67 Sins Artisan Reserve (Hot Dante)
Overall Rating: 4.5/5
Strain Info:
Hot Dante by Sixty Seven Sins is part of their Artisan Reserve lineup, a premium craft flower offering grown with small-batch attention. This particular batch clocks in at an impressive 29.86% THC, with 2.83% total terpenes, suggesting a potent and flavorful experience.
Appearance:
The buds are caked in trichomes, with a-frosted look that immediately stands out. You’ll see dense nugs with rich green and purple tones, exactly what you’d hope for from a premium drop. The resin content is extremely high, making the bud sticky to the touch and visually striking. The trichromes were everywhere and you can see some on my scale. My 3.5g weighed in at 3.73g
However, one drawback: a couple semi-developed seeds were found in the flower. This could be a sign of light stress or potential hermaphroditism, which while not ruining the batch, is a notable quality issue at this price point.
Aroma & Taste:
From the first whiff to the final exhale, Hot Dante brings a rich, creamy profile — think dessert-like smoothness with some mild vanilla and earthy base notes. Upon smoking, the flavor follows through with that creamy, slightly doughy sweetness, and the terpene profile feels well-preserved, likely containing Limonene, Caryophyllene, and Linalool or Myrcene for that balance of sweet and soothing.
Effects & Experience:
This strain delivers powerful but clean effects. Expect an immediate sense of mental elevation, followed by a balanced body buzz that doesn’t couch-lock unless you overdo it. It’s great for:
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Evening relaxation
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Mood elevation
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Creative flow or a chill movie night
Despite its high THC, it smokes smoothly and doesn’t overwhelm, a good example of how terpene synergy can tame potency.
Pros:
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Excellent trichome coverage and visual appeal
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Creamy, flavorful smoke with consistent terpene expression
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Strong but manageable high suitable for experienced users
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Overweight: Pack weighed in at 3.73g instead of 3.5g
Cons:
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Presence of semi-developed seeds is disappointing in an “artisan” tier product
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May be too potent for novice users
Final Verdict:
Hot Dante lives up to the hype in many ways; beautiful buds, creamy flavor, heavy frost, and great effects. The only thing holding this back from a perfect score is the seed issue, which affects perception of quality for experienced buyers. Still, at 4.5 out of 5, it’s one of the more impressive craft offerings on the market.