With an oat crumble on top similar to what Claire Saffitz uses on her apple pie? I'm planning ahead for something in the fall and I'm planning on using any ol' recipe for the muffin part, but I really want that sort of crunchy crispy cinnamon oat topping Saffitz uses in her apple pie recipe. I'm just mentally stuck on the best way to apply that crumble to the muffins. In the pie recipe you press the oats into the pie, but doing that with the muffin batter would not get the same result. So should I just sprinkle it on top of the batter before baking? Or should I try to press the oat into a biscuit cutter to form "pucks" to drop on top of each muffin in the tray? I'm sure I'm just over thinking this but wanted to pose the question to the community.

Honestly, I think it’s kinda bullshit that I can’t get pumpkin pie without special ordering for 3/4 of the year.
Like I love pecan, apple, blueberry, etc. but man pumpkin pie hits different.

It is a case either of an old dog learning new tricks, or of new tricks learning about an old dog. Remember when the TiVo Stream 4K only knew how to do Chromecast? Now it does Apple AirPlay.
As of June 1, 2024, or maybe earlier, the TiVo Stream 4k accepts and broadcasts from Apple Airplay to a TV.
It’s doing it to our fifteen or so year old plasma Panasonic TV, and our TV is displaying everything that is playable through our IPad. The IPad is a 2022 model with up-to-date IOS. The TiVo is featuring the Apple program/icon which is freely downloadable to Android devices though the Google PlayStore.
This might have been available prior to June 1, 2024 but I had never honestly tried it before.
I am not using the TiVo Stream’s remote which doesn’t control the TV when playing through AirPlay, but rather am controlling the playback via TiVo Stream 4k through the IPad AirPlay controls. When doing that, I can switch back and forth between the Ipad and the TV.
My use case is as follows. I am a subscriber to LingoPie, which allows me among other things to watch Netflix with double subtitles, one in English and one in a target language. Until about six months or so ago, LingoPie was not available for the IPad. That changed with an IOS version. Now I can use the excellent IPad for that program, and go back and forth in that program to the TV using the Tivo Stream and the IPad.
I’m no longer chained to Windows and Chromecast through the Chrome browser. Not that that was bad, but this is much more versatile.

hi! in the last 18 months, i discovered that i have an apple allergy. HOWEVER, this only applies to raw apples, skin or no skin, i can eat cooked apples, such as in apple pie, or apple juices. apples were the one fruit i consistently ate my entire life (i’m 21), and now it’s like i’ve been hit by a ton of bricks with this news. does anyone have any recipes for cooked apples that aren’t necessarily hot? the only thing i could come up with was to make a kind of apple pie filling but eating it cold😭

Usually around the first of the month we have a batch of price changes. According to the "How to Become a Contract Liquor Agent" document, "The Agent must also complete price changes that occur at the first of the month..."
I plan to use this post to capture other smaller changes that happen during the rest of the month before the big change next month. Be sure to go back and check out what changed last month after the 1st.
Counts for 6/1/24:

• Number of Price Decreases: 486
• Number of New Products: 29
• Number of Price Increases: 20
• Number of Status Changes: 7 (3 are to De-Listed)

For each category I've sorted by the amount of the price increase or decrease. New products are shown first, then price decreases are shown in decreasing order followed by price increases in increasing order. At the end are products with other changes unrelated to price.
Here's a link to what changed last month in May, 2024.
Current product status is indicated on each line as follows. OHLQ hasn't publicly explained what these things mean but I've included my best guess below.

• A = Active
  • Regularly supplied and available for purchase
• D = De-Listed
  • No longer carried by OHLQ, may still be available in some stores or the warehouse. Sometimes considered a Last Call product
• I = Inactive
  • Discontinued by the supplier or otherwise unavailable to OHLQ
• S = Special Order
  • Regularly available but in limited supply. Not available in very many stores
• V = Value-Added-Pack
  • Bottle comes with some kind of extra gift like a glass/mug/etc

American Whiskey

• New Products
• [A] CINCINNATI DISTILLING PEACH WHISKEY - 3140B ($24.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] EAGLE RARE 25 - 1839B ($9,999.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] EZRA BROOKS FULL PROOF SINGLE BARREL - 3132B ($54.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] EZRA BROOKS STAVE DARK CHOCOLATE SINGLE BARREL - 3133B ($64.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] EZRA BROOKS STAVE SWEET CINNAMON SINGLE BARREL - 3134B ($64.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] FINDLAY MARKET RESERVE BOURBON WHISKEY - 4227B ($44.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] FOUR DOGS DISTILLING BLACK DOG BOURBON WHEAT - 4484B ($58.95 / 750 ML)
• [A] FOUR DOGS DISTILLLING LEPRECHAUN P MOONSHINE - 4485B ($34.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] HAYNER BARREL PROOF BOURBON - 0751B ($89.95 / 750 ML)
• [A] HAYNER BLACKBERRY BOURBON - 0752B ($64.95 / 750 ML)
• [A] IRON VAULT DOUBLE OAKED BOTTLED IN BOND BOURBON - 4890B ($69.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] MIDDLE WEST DOUBLE CASK NAPOLEON CALVADOS - 6536B ($129.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] MIDDLE WEST DOUBLE CASK NAPOLEON VINO DE NARANJA - 6537B ($129.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] MINGLEWOOD BLACKBERRY BOURBON WHISKEY - 6538B ($44.95 / 750 ML)
• [S] REBEL FULL PROOF SINGLE BARREL - 2219B ($54.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] REBEL STAVE FINISH CARAMEL HONEY SINGLE BARREL - 2223B ($64.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] REBEL STAVE FINISH RICH MOCHA SINGLE BARREL - 2224B ($64.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] REMUS BABE RUTH RESERVE - 5575B ($199.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] WELLER MILLENIUM - 2266B ($7,500.00 / 750 ML)
• [S] WHISKEY WAR DOUBLE DOUBLE OAKED SINGLE BARREL - 4286B ($104.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] GUERO RESERVE BOURBON WHISKEY - 3877B ($116.99 / 750 ML) - $78.00↓
• [D] WILDERNESS TRAIL CASK STRENGTH RYE WHISKEY - 9708B ($38.99 / 750 ML) - $26.00↓
• [D] CLYDE MAYS SPECIAL RESERVE WHISKEY - 2118B ($35.99 / 750 ML) - $24.00↓
• [A] HAYNER PATH OF TOTALITY BOURBON - 0722B ($69.95 / 750 ML) - $20.00↓
• [D] Jim Beam Apple Traveler - 0315D ($22.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $14.50↓
• [D] JIM BEAM PEACH PET - 0317D ($22.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $14.50↓
• [D] RED STAG PET - 8443D ($22.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $14.50↓
• [D] EZRA BROOKS - 2949D ($17.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $11.50↓
• [A] MIDDLE WEST SPIRITS RYE WHISKEY - 6557B ($69.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [A] WHISTLEPIG RYE 10 YEAR - 9704B ($79.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [D] FISTFUL OF BOURBON - 3044B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [D] REBEL STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY - 8360B ($13.99 / 750 ML) - $9.00↓
• [D] SQRRL WHISKEY PEANUT BUTTER - 9423B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $8.50↓
• [D] EZRA BROOKS - 2949B ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $6.00↓
• [D] JIM BEAM WHISKEY OF THE SEASON - 5141E ($8.99 / 600 ML) - $6.00↓
• [D] RY3 WHISKEY - 7325B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] THE WISEMAN RYE - 7383B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] WATERSHED BOURBON - 9502L ($29.99 / 1 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [A] MAKER'S MARK - 6060L ($34.99 / 1 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [A] WATERSHED DISTILLERY BOURBON 4 YEAR - 9514B ($34.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] WATERSHED DISTILLERY BOURBON 4 YEAR - 9514L ($44.99 / 1 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [A] WHISTLEPIG PIGGYBACK 6 YEAR RYE - 9591B ($44.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] WHISTLEPIG PIGGYBACK BOURBON - 9415B ($44.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] KILLBUCK CREEK WHITE - 5399B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] BARRICA OLO - 0242B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] FEW SPIRITS BOURBON WHISKEY - 3573B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] OLD SOUL BOURBON - 2198B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] STRAIGHT EDGE BURBON - 8839B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] WHIP SAW RYE WHISKEY - 9524B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] AMERICAN BORN WHISKEY - 0342B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] APPARITION CORN WHISKEY - 0138B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] OLE SMOKY PEPPERMINT MOONSHINE - 7664B ($13.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] WHISKEYSMITH CHOCOLATE FLAVORED WHISKEY - 5785B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] WHISKEYSMITH SALTED CARMEL WHISKEY - 5786B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] YELLOW SPRINGS APPLE PIE - 9713B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] CLEVELAND UNDERGROUND HONEY LOCUST - 2085M ($11.99 / 375 ML) - $4.13↓
• [D] 2BAR SPIRITS - 1200B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BARRICA PX - 0243B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BEACH BONFIRE CINNAMON WHISKEY - 8680B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BEACH ISLAND COCONUT - 0267B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BELLE MEADE CLASSIC BOURBON - 0812B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BOONE COUNTY SMALL BATCH RYE WHISKEY - 1397B ($25.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] COPPERCRAFT STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY - 2300B ($22.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] DAVIESS COUNTY KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY - 4151B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] DAVIESS COUNTY KSBW FRENCH OAK FINISHED - 4153B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] ELIJAH CRAIG RYE WHISKEY - 2838M ($11.49 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HIGH WEST 375ML MULTIPACK RTD RTD - 4266M ($23.99 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HIGH WEST MANHATTAN BARREL FINISHED COCKTAIL RTD - 4277B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HIGH WEST MANHATTAN RTD - 4273B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HUDSON BABY BOURBON - 4797B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HUDSON BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG BOURBON - 1417B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HUDSON DO THE RYE THING - 1124B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JIM BEAM GIFT - 5114B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] LIMOUSIN RYE 6 YEAR - 4230B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] MIDNIGHT MOON STRAWBERRY - 5266B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] ROSSVILLE UNION MASTER CRAFTED RYE WHISKEY - 5333B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] THE MANHATTAN PROJECT RTD - 7048B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] WATERSHED BOURBON - 9502B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] WHISTLEPIG RYE 10 YEAR - 9704M ($23.99 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] YELLOW ROSE RYE WHISKEY - 3054B ($23.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JIM BEAM HONEY PET - 0316D ($22.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] JIM BEAM ORANGE - 4133D ($22.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] KESSLER - 0113B ($5.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] NELSON BROTHERS CLASSIC BOURBON - 1143B ($22.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] PB&W PEANUT BUTTER FLAVORED WHISKEY - 8019B ($10.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] ROBERSON'S TENNESSEE MELLOMOON - 8450B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] SLAUGHTER HOUSE WHISKEY - 8838B ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] TRAVERSE CITY WHISKEY CO. NORTH COAST RYE WHISKEY - 1229B ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [A] JIM BEAM - 4116D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM APPLE - 5120D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM HONEY - 5118D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM PEACH - 4122D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM PET - 0306D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM RED STAG BLACK CHERRY - 8375D ($31.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] APPARITION APPLE PIE - 0217B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] APPARITION BLACKBERRY - 0148B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] APPARITION BLUEBERRY - 0147B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] APPARITION PUMPKIN SPICE - 0264B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BSB 103 - 1592B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BUFFALO TRACE DISTILLERY WHITE DOG RYE MASH - 1547M ($8.99 / 375 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BUFFALO TRACE DISTILLERY WHITE DOG WHEATED MASH - 2028M ($8.99 / 375 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] BULLEIT - 1497D ($54.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] CLYDE MAYS SPECIAL RESERVE BOURBON - 2121B ($56.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] DEVILS RIVER BOURBON - 2461B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] EZRA BROOKS - 2949M ($4.49 / 375 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] FIREFLY APPLE PIE MOONSHINE - 3032B ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JEFFERSONS MANHATTAN RTD - 5094B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] NELSON'S GREEN BRIER TENNESSEE WHISKEY - 4350B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] SENATORS CLUB - 0199D ($8.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] TRAVERSE CITY WHISKEY CO MICHIGAN APPLE - 6282B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] TRAVERSE CITY WHISKEY CO. LAKESIDE PEACH BBN WSKY - 6281B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY LONGBRANCH - 9619B ($36.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] ECHO SPRING - 0075L ($7.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] ON THE ROCKS BASIL HAYDEN DARK RYE MANHATTAN RTD - 9513M ($7.99 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] QUALITY HOUSE - 4065L ($7.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] T SMITH WOOD FIR - 9323B ($16.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS APPLE PIE - 9575B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS APRICOT - 9577B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS CANDY APPLE - 9580B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS LEMON DROP - 9578B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS ORANGE DREAMSICLE - 9576B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [A] WOODSHED SPIRITS TANGERINE - 9579B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.29↓
• [D] KESSLER - 0113M ($3.49 / 375 ML) - $2.10↓
• [D] BOURBON SUPREME RARE BLEND - 2089L ($6.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG RYE WHISKEY - 2838B ($32.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG SMALL BATCH - 2919B ($32.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] HIGH WEST BOURBON - 4269B ($34.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] HIGH WEST DOUBLE RYE - 4271B ($34.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] MINGLEWOOD APPLE WHISKY - 6608B ($22.95 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] OLD GRAND DAD KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY - 0073D ($29.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] REDNECK RIVIERA - 8399B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 - 1816D ($47.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [D] BOURBON SUPREME RARE BLEND - 2089M ($2.99 / 375 ML) - $1.50↓
• [D] SOUTHERN COMFORT 80 PROOF - 8859B ($8.49 / 750 ML) - $1.50↓
• [D] SOUTHERN COMFORT 80 PROOF 4 PACK - 3127E ($1.99 / 600 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG SMALL BATCH - 2919M ($17.99 / 375 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 - 1816B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 TRAVELER - 9635B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [D] REBEL 100 PROOF - 8353F ($1.49 / 50 ML) - $0.51↓
• [D] CLYDE MAYS ALABAMA STYLE WHISKEY 85P - 2079B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $0.50↓
• [D] SOUTHERN COMFORT 80 PROOF - 8859F ($0.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↓
• [D] SQRRL WHISKEY PEANUT BUTTER - 9423F ($0.99 / 50 ML) - $0.01↓
• Price increases
• [D] MIDNIGHT MOON WATERMELON - 6612F ($1.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↑
• [D] MIDNIGHT MOON PEPPERMINT 50MLS - 6613F ($1.99 / 50 ML) - $1.00↑
• [D] MILL ST MOONSHINE - 6589B ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $7.00↑
• [D] MILL STREET - 6593B ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $9.50↑
• [S] DOUBLE EAGLE VERY RARE - 2779B ($3,000.00 / 750 ML) - $1,000.00↑
• Changed products
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG TOASTED BARREL - 2843B ($54.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Special Order to Active
• [S] LITTLE BOOK 7 renamed to LITTLE BOOK 8 - 5972B ($124.99 / 750 ML) -
• [A] MAKER'S MARK WOOD FINISHING SERIES BRT-01 renamed to MAKER'S MARK WOOD FINISHING SERIES - 6165B ($59.99 / 750 ML) -
• [S] RABBIT HOLE FOUNDERS COLLECTION MIZUNARA - 5355B ($1,499.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Active to Special Order

Brandy

• Price decreases
• [A] HENNESSY XO - 4103B ($214.99 / 750 ML) - $34.00↓
• [A] HENNESSY XO - 4103M ($109.99 / 375 ML) - $21.00↓
• [D] HENNESSY BLACK - 4074B ($27.99 / 750 ML) - $18.00↓
• [D] R JELINEK SLIVOVITZ 10 YEAR - 7802B ($20.49 / 750 ML) - $13.50↓
• [D] MASION GAUTIER COGNAC VS - 6204B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $13.00↓
• [D] R JELINEK WILLIAMS PEAR BRANDY - 7804B ($19.49 / 750 ML) - $12.56↓
• [D] R JELINEK SLIVOVITZ 5 YEAR - 7803B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $9.50↓
• [A] HENNESSY VSOP COGNAC - 4092M ($29.99 / 375 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] HINE RARE VSOP COGNAC - 4900B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] COURVOISIER VSOP - 0456M ($14.99 / 375 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] GAZDINA RAKIJA PLUM - 3506B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] KORBEL CALIFORNIA BRANDY - 5486B ($7.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] GRAN GALA VS COGNAC - 3813B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] ANSAC BLACK KNIGHT COGNAC - 0360B ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] COPPER & KINGS CRAFT BRANDY - 2270B ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] ANSAC VS - 0084B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] FLORES ZUTA OSA - 9736B ($18.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] HENNESSY VS - 0461D ($79.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] MARTELL BLUE SWIFT - 6244M ($17.99 / 375 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] ST REMY SIGNATURE - 0475B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] CHRISTIAN BROS APPLE - 2015B ($7.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] PARAMOUNT APRICOT - 0488B ($6.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] CORONET VSQ - 0481B ($5.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] E & J APPLE BRANDY - 2870M ($2.99 / 375 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] PARAMOUNT BLACKBERRY - 0482B ($6.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] PAUL MASSON PINEAPPLE - 7960B ($5.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] CHRISTIAN BROTHERS APPLE - 2015M ($3.49 / 375 ML) - $1.80↓
• [D] CORONET VSQ - 0481M ($3.49 / 375 ML) - $1.80↓
• [A] E & J VS - 2873B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [D] E & J APPLE BRANDY - 2870F ($0.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↓

Canadian Whiskey

• New Products
• [A] CROWN ROYAL PEACH AND APPLE VARIETY PACK - 2434E ($19.99 / 600 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] FIREBALL CINNAMON WHISKY 4 PACK 375ML - 3124M ($16.99 / 375 ML) - $11.00↓
• [D] ALBERTA PREMIUM RYE WHISKY - 0224B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $6.50↓
• [D] WINDSOR CANADIAN BLACK CHERRY - 9651D ($10.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $6.50↓
• [D] FIREBALL CINNAMON WHISKY 4 PACK 200ML - 3124H ($8.49 / 200 ML) - $5.50↓
• [D] FIREBALL FIREBOX - 3039D ($29.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [D] CROWN ROYAL REGAL APPLE - 2383E ($7.49 / 600 ML) - $4.70↓
• [D] BENJAMIN CHAPMAN 7 YEAR WHISKEY - 0251B ($25.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] FIREBALL TREE ORNAMENT 50MLS - 1634E ($5.99 / 600 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] J.P. WISER'S OLD FASHIONED RTD - 3435B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] CANADIAN GOLD - 1730L ($5.99 / 1 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] CANADIAN MIST - 0174B ($4.49 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] HARWOOD - 4041D ($9.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] MCMASTERS CANADIAN - 0170B ($4.49 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] RICH & RARE - 8431B ($3.99 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] MCMASTERS CANADIAN - 0170M ($2.99 / 375 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] RICH & RARE - 8431M ($2.49 / 375 ML) - $1.50↓
• [D] CANADIAN MIST - 0174F ($0.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↓

Cordial

• New Products
• [S] COMBIER BANANE - 1794B ($29.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] CLEMENT CREOLE SHRUBB - 2067B ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $16.00↓
• [D] COMBIER DORANGE - 2235B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $12.50↓
• [D] R JELINEK BOHEMIA HONEY - 7800B ($18.49 / 750 ML) - $11.62↓
• [D] DEKUYPER 03 - 2644B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $8.50↓
• [D] CELTIC CROSSING HONEY - 1853B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $8.00↓
• [D] R JELINEK FERNET - 7801B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $7.50↓
• [A] CLEMENT CREOLE SHRUBB - 2067C ($29.99 / 700 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] PATRON CITRONGE LIME - 7969B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] PATRON CITRONGE MANGO - 7965B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] PATRON CITRONGE PINEAPPLE - 1593B ($14.49 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] THE GLENLIVET TWIST & MIX NEW MANHATTAN RTD - 4636M ($14.99 / 375 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] THE GLENLIVET TWIST & MIX OLD FASHIONED RTD - 4637M ($14.99 / 375 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] GRAND MURIEL ORANGE LIQUER - 3860L ($14.49 / 1 Liter) - $4.50↓
• [D] BAYOU SATSUMA - 0571B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] CAMPARI NEGRONI RTD - 6160M ($11.99 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] DRAMBUIE - 0608M ($11.49 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] HOTEL TANGO LIMONCELLO - 4750B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] WEST 32 RESERVE SOJU - 9556B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] AMARO ALTA VERDE - 1149B ($12.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] THE BITTER TRUTH PEACH BITTERS - 6303H ($12.99 / 200 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] CINPATRAZZO - 1971B ($22.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] COCKTAILS BY HEUBLEIN 1792 MANHATTAN RTD - 1956M ($5.49 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] COCKTAILS BY HEUBLEIN 1792 OLD FASHIONED RTD - 1957M ($5.49 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] COCKTAILS BY HEUBLEIN WHEATLEY DIRTY MARTINI RTD - 1958M ($5.49 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] DARNA DOMACI - 2511B ($10.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] MARIE BRIZARD POIRE WILLIAM LIQUEUR - 8560B ($10.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] PARAMOUNT PEPPERMINT - 0697D ($10.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] BOLS BLUE CURACAO - 1188B ($5.49 / 750 ML) - $3.16↓
• [D] GIFFARD PIMENT DESPELETTE - 3540B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] RIGA BLACK BALSAM - 8806B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BAUCHANT LIQUEUR - 6126L ($16.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] GLAROS OUZO - 3602B ($6.99 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] JAGERMEISTER COOLPACK - 5057M ($7.99 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] PARAMOUNT SLOE GIN - 0580L ($6.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] SAO PAULO CACHACA - 8688L ($7.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] MELETTI SAMBUCA - 6445B ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] CONCIERE COFFEE LIQUEUR - 2190L ($6.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.00↓
• Price increases
• [D] COINTREAU LIQUEUR - 2690F ($1.99 / 50 ML) - $1.00↑

Gin

• New Products
• [S] STILL G.I.N - 5702B ($31.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] BOMBAY SAPPHIRE EAST - 1323B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $8.50↓
• [A] AVIATION AMERICAN GIN - 0380D ($39.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [D] HOTEL TANGO GOLF GIN - 4747B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] HENDRICKS GIN - 4073M ($11.99 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] MOLETTO GIN - 6602B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] LANGLEYS 8 GIN - 5534B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] NEW RIFF KENTUCKY WILD BOURBON BARREL AGED GIN - 2152B ($20.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] OLD FOURTH GIN - 7565B ($20.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] RIVES 1880 - 8455B ($10.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] SEAGRAMS LIME TWISTED GIN - 8905M ($2.49 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] 135 EAST HYOGO JAPANESE DRY GIN - 1135B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BENHAMS DRY GIN - 2482B ($19.49 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BLUECOAT - 0962B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] GREEN HAT ORIGINAL BATCH GIN - 3890B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] HA PENNY DUBLIN DRY GIN - 3796B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] Malfy Gin Con Limone With 2 Glasses - 5168B ($19.49 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] RIGHT GIN - 8436B ($19.49 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BOMBAY SAPPHIRE - 1327H ($3.99 / 200 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] BOOTH'S FINEST OLD DRY GIN - 0332B ($16.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] GILBEYS GIN - 0339L ($6.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [D] HENDRICKS GIN MARTINI RTD - 4130M ($7.99 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] PRINCIPE DE LOS APOSTOLES GIN - 7930B ($16.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] MR BOSTON GIN - 6690L ($4.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.30↓
• [D] MILES GIN - 6555L ($5.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [D] BURNETTS GIN - 8995M ($2.99 / 375 ML) - $1.50↓
• [A] NOLETS - 3728B ($34.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS EXTRA DRY GIN - 0305B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS EXTRA DRY GIN TRV - 8900B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [D] SEAGRAMS EXTRA DRY GIN - 0305F ($0.99 / 50 ML) - $0.01↓
• Price increases
• [D] BARTON GIN - 0563D ($7.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.21↑
• [D] AVIATION AMERICAN GIN - 0380F ($2.49 / 50 ML) - $1.50↑
• [D] HENDRICKS GIN - 4073F ($2.99 / 50 ML) - $2.00↑

Irish Whisky

• New Products
• [A] DUBLINER STEELERS SELECT IRISH WHISKEY - 2817B ($59.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] CLONTARF - 2074B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $7.00↓
• [D] LIMAVADY SINGLE BARREL IRISH WHISKEY - 3872C ($29.99 / 700 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] BUSHMILLS 375ML VARIETY PACK - 1564M ($26.99 / 375 ML) - $4.50↓
• [A] JAMESON - 0281B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] JAMESON COLD BREW - 5065B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] JAMESON ORANGE - 5154B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] CONCIERE WHISKEY - 2189L ($6.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• Price increases
• [D] JAMESON COLD BREW - 5065F ($1.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↑
• [D] TULLAMORE DEW - IRELAND - 9317F ($1.99 / 50 ML) - $1.00↑
• [D] IRISHMAN ORIGINAL CLAN WHISKEY - 4895B ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↑
• Changed products
• [D] JAMESON ORANGE - 5154F ($1.00 / 50 ML) - Status changed from Active to De-Listed

Japanese Whiskey

• Price decreases
• [A] KAMIKI JAPANESE WHISKY - 5341B ($64.96 / 750 ML) - $10.03↓

Rum

• New Products
• [S] ROLLING FORK 6 YEAR SINGLE CASK JAMAICAN RUM - 8812B ($49.86 / 750 ML)
• [S] ROLLING FORK 6 YR JAMAICAN SINGLE CASK - 8813B ($49.58 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [D] BACARDI 8 RYE CASK FINISH - 1905B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $13.00↓
• [D] STILLWRIGHTS BOURBON BARREL AGED RUM - 8969B ($19.49 / 750 ML) - $12.70↓
• [D] HIGH BANK PROFESSOR RUM - 8118B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $12.00↓
• [A] RHUM JM VSOP - 8419C ($49.99 / 700 ML) - $8.00↓
• [D] CAPTAIN MORGAN BLACK SPICED RUM - 1761B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $8.00↓
• [A] RHUM JM GOLD - 8416C ($32.99 / 700 ML) - $7.00↓
• [D] CRUZAN ESTATE DIAMOND BLACK STRAP RUM - 2403L ($10.49 / 1 Liter) - $6.50↓
• [D] KRAKEN BLACK 70 - 5481B ($9.99 / 750 ML) - $6.00↓
• [D] BACARDI MANGO - 0415B ($8.49 / 750 ML) - $5.50↓
• [A] CLEMENT SELECT BARREL - 2064C ($29.99 / 700 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] CHAIRMANS RESERVE - 1867B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] CHAIRMANS RESERVE FORGOTTEN CASKS - 1871C ($44.99 / 700 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] CHAIRMANS RESERVE SPICED - 1869B ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] CLEMENT VSOP - 2069B ($39.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] RHUM JM WHITE - 8417C ($32.99 / 700 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] TIKI LOVERS DARK RUM - 6855B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] CAPTAIN MORGAN SPICED 100 - 1757M ($7.49 / 375 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] CLAIRIN LE ROCHER - 2177B ($25.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] PLANTATION XAYMACA SPECIAL DRY - 8107B ($13.49 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] PORTAGE RIVER - 8290M ($14.49 / 375 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] BAYOU RUM SILVER - 0572B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] BLUE CHAIR BAY SPICED RUM - 0957B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] FARADAY WEST INDIES RUM - 3254B ($25.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JUNG & WULFF BARBADOS RUM NO 3 - 3266B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JUNG & WULFF GUYANA RUM NO 2 - 3267B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JUNG & WULFF TRINIDAD RUM NO 1 - 3268B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] RHUM J.M. GOLD - 8416B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] SPIRITS OF YELLOW SPRINGS - 9080B ($11.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] KILLBUCK CREEK RUM - 5397B ($12.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] KRAKEN BLACK ROAST COFFEE RUM - 5468B ($12.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] ADMIRAL NELSON SILVER - 0226D ($10.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] BACARDI RESERVA OCHO SHERRY CASK FINISH - 0409B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] CALICO JACK - 1550L ($5.49 / 1 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] SALTWATER WOODY REAL GRAPEFRUIT - 8170B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] SUGAR ISLAND SPICED - 9086B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] CONCIERE GOLD RUM - 2188L ($5.49 / 1 Liter) - $3.20↓
• [D] DRAKES ORGANIC SPICED RUM - 2554B ($5.49 / 750 ML) - $3.08↓
• [D] DRAKE'S ORGANIC WHITE RUM - 2553B ($5.49 / 750 ML) - $3.08↓
• [D] ANGOSTURA WHITE OAK RUM - 1156B ($9.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BACARDI 8 GIFT - 0391B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] BRITISH NAVY PUSSERS - 1496L ($16.99 / 1 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] CASTILLO SILVER RUM - 0586B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] CLEMENT RHUM BLANC - 2063B ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] MEIERS WHITE - 6442L ($5.49 / 1 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [D] LADY BLIGH - 5499B ($4.49 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] LADY BLIGH - 5499M ($4.49 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] FLOR DE CANA GRAND RSV 7 - 3052B ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] ADMIRAL NELSON - 0065L ($5.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] APPLETON 8 YEAR OLD RESERVE - 0166B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] APPLETON ESTATE SIGNATURE BLEND - 0099B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] BLACK MAGIC BLACK SPICED RUM - 0532B ($5.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] CAPTAIN MORGAN - 1755H ($2.99 / 200 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] KRAKEN BLACK SPICED RUM - 5488D ($29.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [D] KRAKEN BLACK SPICED RUM - 5488M ($6.49 / 375 ML) - $2.00↓
• [D] PARROT BAY SPICED RUM - 2596B ($5.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] ADMIRAL NELSON - 0065D ($14.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [D] CAPTAIN MORGAN SLICED APPLE RUM - 9557F ($0.99 / 50 ML) - $0.01↓
• Price increases
• [D] LIBERTY SPIRITS RUM - 5911B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $2.14↑
• [D] SELVAREY OWNER'S RESERVE - 7070B ($113.99 / 750 ML) - $19.00↑

Scotch

• Price decreases
• [D] HIGHLAND PARK SINGLE CASK SERIES HEART OF IT ALL BARREL - 4297B ($119.99 / 750 ML) - $80.00↓
• [D] CRAIGELLACHIE 13 ARMAGNAC CASK FINISH - 2364B ($38.99 / 750 ML) - $26.00↓
• [A] ARDBEG CORRYVRECKAN - 0106B ($109.99 / 750 ML) - $20.00↓
• [A] ARDBEG UIGEADAIL - 0114B ($74.99 / 750 ML) - $20.00↓
• [A] GLENMORANGIE SIGNET - 3659B ($249.99 / 750 ML) - $16.00↓
• [A] GLENMORANGIE 18 - 3653B ($129.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [D] DEWARS 8 FRENCH SMOOTH - 3289B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [D] PASSPORT SCOTCH - 7980D ($11.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $7.50↓
• [A] ARDBEG AN OA - 0149B ($59.99 / 750 ML) - $7.00↓
• [D] AUCHENTOSHAN AMERICAN OAK - 0376B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] ARDBEG 10 - 0107B ($59.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] SPEYBURN ARRANTA CASK - 8842B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] SPEYBURN COMPANION CASK - 8653B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] IMPERIAL 12 YEAR BLENDED SCOTCH - 2138B ($13.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] SPEYBURN BRADAN ORACH - 9064B ($13.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] BUCHANANS 12 - 1490M ($11.99 / 375 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] GLENMORANGIE SAMPLER - 3650E ($11.99 / 600 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] SIA - 0713B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] JOHN BARR RESERVE BLACK - 5146L ($20.99 / 1 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] X BY GLENMORANGIE - 3700B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] COPPER DOG - 1976B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] CUTTY SARK 12YR BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY - 2471C ($16.49 / 700 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] GLENFIDDICH MANHATTAN RTD - 3588M ($7.99 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] MACALLAN 12 - 6013F ($4.49 / 50 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] MONKEY SHOULDER LAZY OLD FASHION RTD - 6623M ($7.99 / 375 ML) - $2.50↓
• [D] USHERS GREEN STRIPE - 0206D ($16.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.50↓
• Price increases
• [D] CHIVAS REGAL 12 YEAR OLD - 0215F ($1.49 / 50 ML) - $0.50↑
• [D] GLENFIDDICH 12 - 3606F ($2.99 / 50 ML) - $2.00↑

Tequila

• New Products
• [A] 21 SEEDS VARIETY PACK - 9897E ($9.99 / 600 ML)
• [S] EL MAYOR CRISTALINO MASTERS COLLECTION - 3271B ($59.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] CODIGO 1530 ORIGEN EXTRA ANEJO - 1909B ($299.99 / 750 ML) - $50.00↓
• [D] CAZADORES 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY - 1842B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $16.00↓
• [D] ROCA PATRON REPOSADO - 8458M ($22.99 / 375 ML) - $15.00↓
• [D] ROCA PATRON SILVER - 8459M ($19.99 / 375 ML) - $13.00↓
• [D] AGAVALES GOLD - 0038L ($17.99 / 1 Liter) - $11.58↓
• [D] PATRON VARIETY PACK - 7961F ($12.49 / 50 ML) - $8.00↓
• [D] AVION ANEJO - 0372B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] MEZCAL VAGO ESPADIN - 6549B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] NUESTRA SOLEDAD SAN LUIS - 7710B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] VILLA ONE REPOSADO - 8127B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] EL COBRE - 3494B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] LA ADELITA BLANCO - 3460B ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] ROCA PATRON ANEJO 375ML - 8457M ($25.99 / 375 ML) - $4.50↓
• [D] GRAND LEYENDA ORGANIC TEQUILA SILVER - 2791B ($25.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] IXA SILVER - 4929L ($26.49 / 1 Liter) - $4.00↓
• [D] JAJA REPOSADO TEQUILA - 5061B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] SAN DIMAS MEZCAL - 8185B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] TEQUILA TROMBA REPOSADO - 7918B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] TERRALTA BLANCO TEQUILA - 4878B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] CORRALEJO TRIO SAMPLER PACK - 2308E ($10.99 / 600 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] PEPE LOPEZ GOLD - 8063L ($10.99 / 1 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] PEPE LOPEZ SILVER - 8064L ($10.99 / 1 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] PIZCADORES SOTOL SILVER - 8094B ($22.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] SAUZA GOLD - 8723D ($19.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] TALERO TEQUILA SILVER - 7108B ($20.49 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] TEQUILA TROMBA BLANCO - 7917B ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] CAMARENA TEQUILA ANEJO - 3105B ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [D] CONCIERE GOLD TEQUILA - 2184L ($7.49 / 1 Liter) - $2.50↓
• [A] CANTERA NEGRA ANEJO - 2706M ($29.99 / 375 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL BLANCO - 6004B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL BLANCO - 6004D ($38.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL REPOSADO - 6005B ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL REPOSADO - 6005D ($38.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• [D] AVION SILVER - 0374F ($1.49 / 50 ML) - $0.51↓
• Changed products
• [A] ASTRAL ANEJO - 0338B ($29.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Special Order to Active
• [A] VOLCAN REPOSADO - 9757B ($63.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Special Order to Active

Vodka

• New Products
• [S] GOOD BOY VODKA - 4507L ($21.99 / 1 Liter)
• Price decreases
• [D] EFFEN LIMITED EDITION PRIDE VODKA - 2869L ($14.49 / 1 Liter) - $9.50↓
• [D] EFFEN RASPBERRY - 2898B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $8.00↓
• [D] BORU - 1426D ($11.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $7.99↓
• [D] GREY GOOSE ESSENCES WATERMELON & BASIL - 3928B ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $7.00↓
• [D] ARISTOCRAT VODKA - 0194D ($7.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [D] NIKKA COFFEY VODKA - 7628B ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] BEDLAM VODKA - 0743L ($14.99 / 1 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [D] CHOPIN RYE - 2012B ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [D] SMIRNOFF PINK LEMONADE - 1679D ($13.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $4.50↓
• [D] CROP MEYER LEMON - 2361B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] EFFEN GREEN APPLE - 2868B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] EFFEN LIMITED EDITION PRIDE VODKA - 2869B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] EFFEN YUZU - 2878B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] PHOENIX PHOENACOLADA - 8095B ($22.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] SOBIESKI ESTATE - 9490B ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] STOLICHNAYA CITROS VODKA - 9130B ($10.49 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] KILLBUCK CREEK VODKA - 5398B ($12.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [D] ABSOLUT GRAPEFRUIT - 0004D ($20.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] ABSOLUT JUICE PEAR ELDERFLOWER - 0260B ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] ABSOLUT JUICE STRAWBERRY - 0258M ($5.49 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] ABSOLUT WATERMELON - 0250D ($20.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.50↓
• [D] BELVEDERE HERITAGE 176 - 0858B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] CIROC COCONUT - 2050M ($10.99 / 375 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] EPIC - 2930B ($3.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
• [D] FLOH - 3048B ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.50↓
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Hi all,
Just wanted to give you a heads up that I have a Limited Summer Collection release today, which includes my Wild Collection and some returning summer scents (and one new GC!). I am only able to do a limited amount of these (except the new GC) so when they sell out , that will be it! The Language of Flowers Collection, however, I will continue to restock indefinitely.
WILLOW WAXCRAFT SHOP
Here is the lineup!
AULD LANG SYNE Reminders of days gone by: strawberry jam filled breakfast pastries, wooden game tiles, pecan pie, and fields of dangerously sweet purple flowers.
ANIMAL ARMY A technicolor blend of ripe passion fruit pulp, pineapple juice, mango, coconut milk, sea salt and sour gummy candy with a faint whiff of ozone.
BIRDIE'S HOUSE Mama smelled like peaches. Bergamot, a steaming cup of green tea, peach nectar and osmanthus, grounded with secrets hidden in a warm, dusty attic.
THE LAST MEN They’re already extinct. They just don’t want to admit it. Burning embers, charred resins, smoked lavender, sage, gunpowder, and birch leaf.
OUT OF THE DEEP WOODS Take the first step into a new world, with new friends to guide the way: prickly pear, Calypso orchid, juniper berry, fresh cucumber, warm earth, evergreens.
A VERY SPECIAL BOY Part deer. Part boy. All hope. His story begins with warm maple wood and leaves, a worn flannel shirt, caramel apples, and maple syrup, on a soft bed of ambrette seed musk.
YOU ARE WELCOME HERE A safe haven from the crumbling world outside: Lush greenery, golden mimosa, lime blossom, petitgrain, tomato leaf, and carrot seed.
RAINBOW SPRINKLES In the backyard, leaping through the sprinkler, watching rainbows shimmer through the cold sweetwater. Wild strawberries, green apple, and pear blossom grounded by wet grass, moss, and clover with a comforting whisper of line dried linens.
WATERFALL HIKE A cool forest walk to a hidden woodland waterfall- crushed fir needle, cedar, flowing water, with the dark berry and green leaf shading of Siberian Rhododendron.
WAVE POOL ‘92 Let go and let the waves carry you to the deep end of the perfect, carefree summer day- pool water, salty skin and sunscreen, soft baked pretzels, cotton candy, and waffle cones piled high with vanilla soft serve.
CITY BLOCK PARTY Step outside, meet the neighbors. Cola on the front steps, gas exhaust and motor oil, green peeking through sidewalk cracks, and the ozonic rumble of an approaching rainstorm.
TROUBLE IN PARADISE (ORIGINALLY FALLOWEEN, SWITCHING TO SUMMER!) You have the map to the hidden rainforest ruins, where X marks the location of a rare, sparkling emerald. But shady jewel thieves are hot on your trail! Who will find the treasure first? A sudden tropical rainstorm, frozen pineapple, Ginger Co2, bergamot, bittersweet tamarind, and glowing green musk.
BEYOND THE INVISIBLE (NEW GENERAL CATALOG) Golden sandalwood, benzoin resin, oud, rose, soft patchouli musk, and a delicate, misty veil of rain.
I also have a new Volume in The Library of Scent! This Volume can be found in the 478 nonfiction section of the library on June 1st, under the subject heading:
LATIN patchouli, rosemary, basil, dried fruit, pomegranate, olive, cinnamon, incense, rose
I took Latin for 3 years in high school (can't remember much except licetne mihi ire ad latrinam si placet :) This scent is inspired by materials that ancient Romans may have used for perfume (per fumum= through smoke). Starting June 1st through June 30th, use code LATIN for $4.50 off your purchase of $40.00+

{UPDATED} Rare Heirloom Cannabis Seeds for Sale - NY
Hey everyone! I was pleased by the overwhelming interest I got in my collection, as someone who has a passion for building soil and hunting beans for unique phenos the last 15 years. I am glad how many people appreciate true one of kind heirloom genetics!
Why am I getting rid of them? Simply put - I am trying to go the legit route and this state is making it beyond difficult. I need to recoup and regroup. Any support is much appreciated. I’ve waited my whole life for this.
Pricing - I updated below. Much of my collection is very hard to find one of kind stuff that is highly sought after. No random pollen chucking, true bred stabilized genomes. There’s a lot of history in that list as well if you’re someone who understands the genomics of the plant. You’ll see breeder, where they’re out of, the strain name, the cross and a little bit of history / description on some of it. Some very very special stuff. Pricing is either what I paid for it or a little more if it’s something special that’s not easy to find or not being bred anymore.
*Each strain is in original packaging stored in a curidor at a steady 52 degrees, no light, no humidity. I find this is the best way to store beans for long term storage and guaranteed high germination rates. I usually get 97-100% germ rate with my germination method which I will include on a printed out sheet for anyone who grabs any of my offerings. I want you to succeed and find something special - I cherish my collection and sad to see a lot of it go but you gotta do what you gotta do. I’d really like to see this stuff go to growers who care about the plant and preserving the uniqueness to it for years to come. Hope all of this helps
Here is the full list:
coasttocoastgenetics@gmail.com (get in touch)
{Regs}

~ Oni Seed Co (Maine) ~ 

Tropicanna Cookies F2 - Girl Scout Cookies x Tangie (multiple award winner) [R] 250 ~ Elev8 Seeds (Seattle, Washington) Tangerine Cookies - Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies x Tangie [R] 120

~ Mountain Organics ~ 

Cosmic Lotus - Gonzo x TOVR (Thai, Afghan, Haze, Northern Lights) [R] 120 Maya - Acapulco Gold x Lotus [R] 120 Gold Rush - Colombian Gold x Lotus [R] 120 The One BC1 - 1976 Highland Thai x 1971 Kandahar Afghani [R] {Clackamus Coot} 150 {See Mountain Organics Genetics PDF (now MOB seeds) for more info on genetic lineages.} ~ MOB seeds (Mountain Organics) ~ Psyche - The One BC1 x The One BC1 (Afghani Hybrid) [R] 120 Eros - The One BC1 x The One BC1 (Thai Hybrid) [R] 120 The One BC2 - The One x The One BC1 [R] 120 Morpho (Blue Lotus F2) - Blue Gonzo x Lotus [R] 120 Blue Gonzo BC1 - Blue Gonzo x Blue Lotus [R] 120 {Blue Gonzo - The One x (Nevilles Haze x NL5) (blue pheno)}

~ Symbiotic Genetics / The Village (Sacramento, California) ~ 

Mimosa - Clementine x Purple Punch F2 [R] (multiple award winner) 200 Banana Punch - Banana OG x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Cherry Punch - Cherry AK47 x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Wedding Crashers - Wedding Cake x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Orangeade - Tangie x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Big Block - Motorbreath 15 x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 {Purple Punch lineage - Larry OG x Granddaddy Purple}

~ Exotic Genetix - EG Mike (Washington) ~ 

{Over 50x Cannabis Cup Awards since 2008} Tina F2 - (Tina x Tina) Constantine x Triple OG [R] (multiple award winner) 200 Paradise Circus - Tropicanna Cookies x Tina [R] 200 Cookies & Creme - Mystery Cookies x Starfighter F2 [R] (multiple award winner) 250 Big Smooth - OG Blueberry x Cookies & Creme [R] 200 Scoops - (Gelato x Tina) x Cookies & Creme F2 [R] 200 Strawberries & Creme F2 - Strawberry x Cookies & Creme F2 [R] 250

~ Dying Breed Seeds - Shiloh Massive (Mendocino, California) ~ 

California Black Rozé - Rozé x OG eddy [R] 350 Red Rozé - Rozé x Adonai [R] 350 Sour Zkittlez - Zkittlez x Candy Zkittlez #3 x Adonai [R] 400 Watermelon Zkittlez - Watermelon Zum Zum #3 x OG Eddy [R] 400 {Zkittlez - Grape Ape x Grapefruit} {Adonai - (Russian Kush (LA Cut) x Silver Tooth (Super Silver Haze x Train Wreck)) x Sweet Tooth}

~ Humboldt Seed Company (Humboldt County, California) ~ 

Blueberry Muffin F5 - Purple Panty Dropper x Razzle Berry [R] 100 Purple Mountain Majesty F3 - Purple Train Wreck x Train Wreck x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Amethyst F3 - Purple Panty Dropper x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Mango Sherbert F3 - Mango Trees x Mango Kush x Sherbert [R] 100 {2018/2019 HSC Phenotype mega hunt - Best 0.1% selected out of 10k plants} Mango Trees F5 - Mango Kush x Humboldt OG x Jack Herer [R] 100 Banana Mango F3 - Mango Trees x Banana OG x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Magic Melon F3 - Mango Trees x Honeydew Melon x Mango Sherbert [R] 100 Pineapple Upside Down Cake F3 - PUDC BX3 x Pineapple Train Wreck x Cookie Monster [R] 100 {2019/2020 HSC Phenotype mega hunt - Best 0.1% selected out of 10k plants} Very Cherry - Old Timer Seed x Lemon Kush Bx3 [R] 100 Vanilla Frosting - Humboldt Frost OG x Humboldt Gelato Bx3 [R] 100

~ Gage Green Group (Detroit, Michigan) ~ 

Grateful Breath F2 - OGKB (OG Kush Breath) x Joseph OG [R] 400 5th Dimension - Out Of Body Experience x Synchronicity [R] 300 Guiding Light - Out Of Body Experience x Breathwork [R] 300 Luna Golden - High School Sweetheart 2 x Synchronicity [R] 300 Mo Lune Day - Motorbreath 15 x Breathwork [R] 300 {Out of Body Experience - (Skywalker OG x Grateful Breath) x Grateful Breath F2} {Synchronicity - Irene x Grateful Breath} {Breathwork - Mendobreath x Grateful Breath} {High School Sweet Heart - Cherry Pie Kush x Grateful Breath}

~ Dominion Seed Co - Duke Diamond (Virginia) ~ 

Stash Plant - The Puck (Skelly Hashplant) x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Munson - Northern Lights #5 x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Kough Drop - Strawberry Afghani x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Free Bird - Headband x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Shine Apple - Virginia Beach Afghani x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Pine Bomb - Sensi Durban Poison x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 {Screaming Eagle lineage - Airborne g13 x (88 g13 Hashplant x Kandahar Afghani)} Granny Skunk - Virginia Beach Afghani x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk #1) [R] 200 Local Skunk - Original Diesel x (Cuddlefish HP x Sour Diesel IBL) x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk1) [R] 200 Sis Skunk - Chem Sister x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk1) [R] 200

~ Lucky Dog Seed Co - SkunkVA (Virginia) ~ 

{Holder, Preserver, Sharer of the most elite / influential Chemdog cuts in existence.} Dog Patch - Chemdog 91 Bx2 x Chemdog D [R] 150 Hunza Valley 91 - Skelly Hashplant x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Road D.O.G. - Crossroad Chem x Chemdog 91 Bx2 [R] 150 Chem Fuego - Sour Band (Sour Diesel x Headband) x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Double Krush - Chem Krush x Chemdog 91 Bx2 [R] 150 Guerilla Fume - Silver Chem (Silverback OG x Chemdog 91) x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Bohemian Highway - Occidental Kush x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 SkunkVA Chemdog 91 S1 - Chemdog 91 x Chemdog 91 [F] {Crossroad Chem - Chemdog 91 x SFV OG Kush Bx2 (Chem pheno)} {Chem Krush - Chemdog 91 x SFV OG Kush Bx2 (Kush pheno)} {Chemdog 91 lineage - Nepalese x Thai Landraces} Chemdog 91 is considered to be “the godfather” in cannabis genetics and has paved the way for some of the most popular strains in history such as Sour Diesel and OG Kush. Chemdog lineage can be found in most modern day hybrid genetics and these crosses are from there original seed stock - Original Skunk VA Chemdog 91 S1 gifted to me by Headies Gardens. Friend & Distributor of Skunk VA genetics Lucky Dog Seed Co.}

~ Green Bodhi (Eugene, Oregon) ~ 

{Intentional Horticultural ~ Mexican ~ Thai ~ Afghani} Hazy Kush - Hazy Kush x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] (extremely unique genotype in Phylos Galaxy) 120 Hazy Dog - Dog Walker OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Star - Stardawg x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Sour - Sour OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy OG - OG Kush x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Ghost - Ghost OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Sour 78 (Tenzin Kush) - Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG [R] (extremely unique genotype) 200 Dog Walker 78 - Dog Walker OG x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 Kosher 78 - Kosher Kush x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 SBSE 78 - Sour Best Shit Ever x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 Ancient Tenzin #2 - Tenzin Kush #2 x Ancient OG (72 Iranian x Snow Lotus) [R] 200 Ancient Tenzin #4 - Tenzin Kush #4 x Ancient OG (72 Iranian x Snow Lotus) [R] 200 {Hazy Kush lineage - Golden Pineapple x ((Trainwreck x Purple Affie) x (OG Kush x SAGE))}

~ Old World Genetics - DJ Short (Eugene, Oregon) ~ 

Newberry F5 - Blue Heaven F4 x DJ Short Blueberry F4 Male [R] 300 Velvet Krush F5 - FXW #4 Mother x DJ Short Blueberry F4 Male [R] 300 Blueberry F5 - Highland Thai x Afghani Indica [R] (first place indica cannabis cup 2000) 150 {Blueberry seeds are F4-F5 selectively bred from pure Landrace P1s since the 1970s. The mother for DJ Shorts Blueberry is over 20 years old - Selected in 1998 and rereleased in 2004.}

~ Dynasty Genetics - Professor P (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

Oregon Huckleberry IBL - Oregon Huckleberry F4 x Oregon Huckleberry Bx3 [R] 150 Mt. Hood Huckleberry F4 - Mt. Hood Huckleberry F3 x Mt. Hood Huckleberry F3 [R] 150 Huckleberry Kush V5 - Oregon Afghani x Oregon Huckleberry [R] 150 Crater Lake V6 - Super Silver Haze F2 x Oregon Huckleberry [R] 120 Alpenglow - Cherry Vanilla Cookies x Oregon Huckleberry 2017 #5 [R] 120 Blue Magoo Bx2 - Blue Magoo x Blue Heron #111 [R] 120 Salmon River OG - Pre 98 Bubba x Blue Heron #111 [R] 120 Birds Of Paradise - Kali Snapple x Blue Heron #111 [R] 120 Starduster - Pre-99 East Coast Sour Diesel x Ms. Universe (clone) [R] 120 {Kali Snapple - (Snowbud x Pineapple) x Kali Mist (Pre 2000)} {Ms. Universe - Dess*tar (Starship x Kali Mist) Mother x Space Queen F3 Farther} {Oregon Huckleberry - Oregon Blueberry (Blueberry X Temple Flo) X Morning Glory (Hawaiian x Afghani x Shiva Skunk)} {Blue Magoo - Oregon Blueberry F4 x Williams Wonder F2} {Blue Heron - Blue Magoo x Blue Magoo / Huckleberry}

~ Relic Seeds - Professor P (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

{Preservation of Rare Heirloom ~ Landrace ~ Unique CBD Varieties} Relic Grapefruit - Grapefruit IBL x Grapefruit F2 [R] 140 Durban Grapefruit - Durban Poison x Grapefruit F2 [R] 140

~ Massive Seeds (Rogue Valley Terroir, Southern Oregon) ~ 

{Bred, Grown and Harvested outdoor at 42.0 Latitude (Same Latitude as mid Hudson Valley) Some of the largest growing / biggest yielding plants on record with massive uniform nugs.} Pineapple Pomegranate F3 - Pomegranate x Applegate Hornblower [R] 140 Durban Pomegranate F2 - Durban Poison x Pineapple Pomegranate F3 [R] 140 Black Pomegranate - Pineapple Pomegranate F3 x South African Landrace [R] 140 Rogue Valley Wreck - Big Wreck x Blueberry Snow [R] 120 Summer Sunset OG - Purple Hindu Kush x Lemon Larry OG [R] 120 Mint Sunset - Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies x Summer Sunset OG [R] 120 Purple Lemon Chem - Chem 91 x Summer Sunset OG [R] 120 Snow Skunk - Yuki Dog x Purple Lemon Chem [R] 120 Chem541 - Chem91 Bx1 x (Chem91 x Session Sour Diesel BX1) [R] 120 {Pomegranate - Shishkaberry x Blueberry x Oregon Snow x Lemon Pineapple} {Applegate Hornblower (Pineapple Trainwreck) - Mexican x Thai x Afghani}

~ Freeborn Selections - Mene Gene (Mendacino, California) ~ 

Piña F4 - Super Silver Haze x ((Dirt x Bigbud) x (Dirt x Purp) [R] 300 Sky Cuddler Kush F3 - PK x (Skywalker OG x (PK x (Hindu x Big Red) [R] 300 Lime Pop Kush F3 - OG x (PK x Black Lime) [R] 300 Cherry West Bx - Cherry West x (Cherry West x Cherry Limeade) [R] 300 {Thoroughly worked lines over at least 3-4 generations before released to the public.} {(Dirt x Bigbud) x (Dirt x Purp) and (Big Red) are 80s Afghani lines from Santa Cruz.} Black Lime Reserve F2 {Eclectic Elegance Preservation} - Northern Lights x Purple Kush x Chemdog Special Reserve [R]

~ Emerald Mountain Legacy - Mandelbrot Brothers Family Heirlooms {Ras Truth} ~ 

Royal Kush IX (Bx10) - (Sour Diesel x Highland Afghani) x Southern Humboldt Purple Kush [R] 350 Oil Spill (Bx5) - XXX OG x Royal Kush 7 [R] 300 Royal Spill - (XXX OG x Royal Kush 7) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 The Real Rozé - (Zkittlez x Royal Kush 7) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 Royal Limez - (Zkittlez x Black Lime Reserve) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 Royal Maui Berry - Diesel Maui Dawg x Blackberry Kush x Royal Kush 9 [R] 250 {Royal Kush genome is one of the most sought after stabilized / homogenized IBLs in existence from the heart of the Emerald Triangle in Northern California.}

~ Karma Genetics (Holland) ~ 

Biker Kush (Ha-OG Bx2) - Ha OG x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Sour Power OG - Sour Power (cup winning cut) x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Tha Melon - Melon x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Karma Sour Diesel Bx2 - Rez Sour D x (Rez Sour D x (Rez Sour D x Biker Kush v2)) [R] 350 Headbanger - Rez Sour D (KG cut) x Biker Kush V1 [R] {2013 Amsterdam Cannabis Cup 1st} 300 Josh D OG - SFV OG x Triangle Kush x Hells Angels OG [R] 300 {Real OG Kush Story - Josh D & Matt “Bubba” Berger began developing these genetics in Orlando, Florida back in 1991.} {Biker Kush v2 - Ha OG x (Ha OG x (Ha OG x SFV OG Bx2))} (cup winning genetics) {Sour Power - Starbud x East Coast Sour Diesel} (cup winning genetics) {Sour Diesel used in Karma Sour crosses is a KG cut of a Rez Sour D IBL selected in 2007}

~ Surfr Seeds (Pacific Northwest) 

Citrus Tsunami - Tropicana Cookies x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 Island Zkittlez - Sour Strawberry x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 North Shore - Mendo Purps x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 Endless Summer - Purple Punch x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 So Pitted - MAC1 x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100

~ Pacific North West Roots - Ras Kaya Paul (Washington) ~ 

Koffee F5 - Alien OG x Alien Kush {Rare Pacific Northwest Roots Hierloom IBL} [R] 300 Black Koffee - Black Dog Kush Bx4 x Koffee F5 [R] 300 Koffee & Donuts - Glazed Cherries F4 x Koffee F5 [R] 300

~ Green Source Gardens (Southern Oregon Heirlooms) ~ 

Pinkleberry Kush F5 {Mendacino Blackberry Kush Hierloom IBL} [R]

~ HBK Genetics ~ 

Chile Verde - Key Lime Pie x Lavender [R] 300 {Emerald Cup 2018 Winner - Best Personal Use} {Key Lime Pie - Durban Poison x Cherry OG x OG Kush} {Lavender - Super Skunk x Big Skunk Korean x Afghani Hawaiian}

~ Alien Genetics ~ 

Sour Apple IX (IBL) - Sour Apple IBL x Sour Apple IBL [R] 350

~ Mos_Cutty ~ 

Cherry AK 47 IBL (Original Serious Seeds stock) 250 {AK47 - Colombian x Mexican x Thai x Afghani} [R]

~ Motherlode Gardens (Yosemite, California) ~ 

Ancient OG F5 - 1972 Iranian Landrace x Snow Lotus {Bodhi Seeds Hierloom IBL} [R] 200

~ Twenty20 Genetics (Mendacino, California) ~ 

SFV OG Bx5 (SFV OG IBL) - San Fernando Valley OG Kush [R] 150

~ Elev8 Seeds (Seattle, Washington) 

Bruce Banner OG - OG Kush (Ghost Cut) x Strawberry Diesel [R] 140

~ Jaws Genetics ~ 

Fruity Pebbles OG IC1 - Fruity Pebbles OG F2 x Fruity Pebbles OG F1 [R] 200

~ OrgnKid / Zoolander ~ 

Banana OG F3 - OG Kush x Sagmartha strain [R] {Original Seed Stock} 200

~ GG Strains (Las Vegas, Nevada - RIP Joesy Whales) ~ 

Gorilla Glue #4 IBL (Original Glue) - GG4 x GG4 Bx6 [R] 300 {Original Seed Stock of Michigan / Los Angeles High Times Cannabis Cup Winner 2014 and High Times Jamaican World Cup Winner.}

~ FYG Tree (Santa Cruz, CA) ~ 

Black Rose F13 (Heath Robinson IBL) - Black Russian x Shiva Skunk (purple pheno) [R] 200 Shiva Skunk Bx - Shiva Skunk x Black Rose F12 [R]

~ AK Bean Brains (Anchorage, Alaska breeder and old school genetic preservationist holding beans & cuts for over 30 years from original Dutch Seedbank stocks.) ~ 

N L #1 x N L #5 [R] 100 TK/NL5 Haze - Triangle Kush x Northern Lights #5 [R] 100 (Northern Lights #1 x Big Skunk) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 (Big Skunk x Northern Lights #1) x Super Skunk [R] 100 95 Black Domina - Northern Lights x Ortega x Hash Plant x Afghani [R] 100 Black Domina Bx (Black Domina x Pacific Northwest Hash Plant) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 (Black Domina x Matanuska Thunder Fuck) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 Matanuska Thunder Fuck Bx3 - Alaska Thunder Grape x Dutch Thunder Fuck [R] 100 {Northern Lights was brought to Neville Schoenmakers in the Netherlands in 1985, where he worked the line before releasing it under “The Seed Bank of Holland” ~ NL #5 became the High Times Cannabis Cup Winner in 1989, 1990 and 1992 and is considered one of the most influential strains of all time. These seeds have been preserved in Alaska since the late 80s.}

~ The Nature Farm (Real NorCal Culture) ~ 

Cheddar Skunk V2 - 89’ UK Cheese (Exodus Cut) x Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL [R] 100 Hidden Hills Skunk - 94’ SFV OG x Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL [R] 100 Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL aka Skunkbud - Afghani Indica x Mexican Sativa (64’ Brick Weed) x Colombian Gold & Red [R] 100 {Original Hells Angels strain bred in 1964 by “Uncle Fester” an early 60’s psychologist turned outlaw. Authentic Original Skunk #1 lineage that is pre Skunkman. Preserved / held by family in Northern California over 3 generations.}

~ Doc D Seeds ~ 

Bandaid Haze ix 3.0 (Piff) - Cuban Black Haze x A5/Thai [R] 200 (2 packs) {These seeds originally came from a Spanish grower in the “A5 crew” out of Southern Holland. “A5” was short for their NL#5 x Haze A open Thai pollination project. These seeds were shared with legendary grower Bodhi, who found one male and used it to pollinate a cut of “Cuban Black Haze” that he had. The strain was referred to as “Piff” and the seeds were shared almost exclusively with Doc D. After running the seeds, Doc selected “Piff #7” and shared the cut back with Bodhi who further worked the line. The cut was a significantly better long flowering haze variety with a shorter flowering time than the Cuban Black Haze mother or A5 father. Bodhi then later referred to the strain as “Bandaid Haze” coining the term because he said “it heals all wounds” This genome has direct lineage to the New York Hazes (NYC Piff / Uptown Piff / Washington Heights Haze) of the 2000s without any of the paranoia/anxiety that came from many of the hazes from that era. Many world renowned breeders agree that most of the “New York Haze” and “New York City Piff” varieties are all just different cuts of the same strain, that most likely comes from an early selection of Neville Schoenmakers (NL#5 x Haze) which is often referred to as the “pinnacle of cannabis breeding” that has dominated cannabis scene from the 1980s in Holland to the present day.}
{Fems}

~ Mass Medical Strains (Massachusetts) ~ 

Star Pupil - Purple Thai x Afghan/Pakistan [F] 150 {High Times Flower of Month - Jan. 2017} Pu Tang - Star Pupil x Tangie [F] {High Times Top 10 Strains of 2019} 150 Grape Pupil - Pu Tang x Star Pupil [F] 150 Triangle Pupil - Triangle Kush x Star Pupil [F] 150 Bubba Pupil - Pre-98 Bubba Kush (Katsu Bluebird) x Star Pupil [F] 150 Nepali Blue - Nepalese White Mountain Charas Sativa Heirloom x Blue Magoo Bx2 [R] 200

~ Compound Genetics (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

Gelateria - Acai Berry Gelato x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Liquid Imagination - Blue Zkittlez x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Icicles - White Sherbet x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Petrol Rainbows - Sour Gelato 5 x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 The Menthol S1 - The Menthol x The Menthol [F] 150 {Jet Fuel Gelato - Gelato 45 x (High Octane OG x Jet Fuel G6)} {The Menthol - Gelato 45 x (White Diesel x (High Octane x Jet Fuel G6))}

~ Phinest Cannabis (Sacramento, California) x Cannarado (Colorado) ~ 

PB Souffle - Dosidos x Lava Cake [F] 150 Lava Breath - Mendobreath F3 x Lava Cake [F] 150 Magma Cookies - Cuvee Cookies x Lava Cake [F] 150 {Lava Cake - Grape Pie x Thin Min Girl Scout Cookies} {First major genetic line released to public that was created from tissue culture / micropropagation - RIP Jai Malloy (founder of Phinest Cannabis)}

Phil Aston: Hello and welcome to the Now Spinning Magazine podcast with me, Phil Aston. And in this episode, I’m absolutely delighted to have with me Tony Martin, one of the UK’s most underrated rock vocalists. You’ve had a really varied career, but what we’re going to talk about today specifically is Black Sabbath and the new “Anno Domini” box set. So, welcome, Tony. Thank you so much for joining me.
Tony Martin: Thank you. And thank you for having me on the show. Very cool.
Phil Aston: A bit of context, because I think this is kind of helpful for you. My son is 30 now, but when he was 15, he set up a Facebook group, kind of saying, “One day, please can we have the Tony Martin Black Sabbath albums released?” That was 15 years ago. He was still at school, half his lifetime ago. And I think in the early time when he set this up, he may have reached out to you and you might have said something like, “I don’t think it’s gonna happen, Dan.” And here we are, all these years later, and it’s not only happened, but it comes out this Friday. How does that feel to know that these albums are now going to be available again?
Tony Martin: Well, first of all, well done to your son. It took 15 years, but he got it done. To be honest, there’s been a few periods when I didn’t think it was happening. In fact, about a year ago, Tony Iommi’s manager called me and said, “You know what, this is just so complicated. I don’t think we can do this.” So I was resigned to it not happening myself. It’s all to do with band politics, really. There are so many people involved or have their fingers in the pie that they all have to be on board. And there were allegiances changing all over the place, left, right, and center. So in the end, it was getting a bit tiring, but well done to Tony Iommi and BMG. My God, the patience they showed to get this thing together and actually get it out there. Wow. But how does it feel? It feels brilliant, to be honest. I’m very excited. I haven’t actually had these albums in my own hands physically for the past 25 years. I gave all mine away thinking I’d be able to get some more, and I didn’t. They just stopped making them. So to actually physically hold them again is really cool. What a great job they’ve done of it. So I’m thrilled and excited. And I’m helping out now because I’m not in the band, obviously, anymore. So I just offered my help to promote it and they said, “Great, let’s do it.”
Phil Aston: Isn’t it amazing? Because I’ve done quite a few reviews about Black Sabbath box sets and stuff, but this one, within about 12 hours, there’s literally 12,000 views of the review. The love for this period of Black Sabbath is actually huge. It’s grown. It almost feels as if the profile is higher now than it was at the time.
Tony Martin: Yeah, there is a kind of reason for that. Partly people have got over the “it’s the new guy” thing, and also it’s been 25 years since. So now we’re reaching out to a whole other group of people, in addition to those that were already there. But to the outside world, it looks like there was a huge gap, and to me it felt like a huge gap. But actually, the fans were always there. I’ve been waiting myself as well to get this back out there. And it’s just band politics, really. That’s all it is.
Phil Aston: Because you had that period when it was almost as if this part of Sabbath’s history was hidden because of band politics. None of this really happened, which I think probably stirred up more interest and kind of people wanting to find out more.
Tony Martin: Yeah, it could be. It’s an old famous thing, you know, if something ain’t around for a while, people start talking about it. But yeah, it’s a strange thing, the music business. You’re either in fashion or you’re not. But I am just thrilled that they’ve got around it. Just the patience they’ve shown to actually put this together. At one point they were just saying, “We can’t do it.” But I’m really chuffed anyway.
Phil Aston: I imagine there’s been compromises along the way. Lots of fans probably don’t understand how complicated the politics and all the different licenses and everything that goes on over the years, they become more and more entangled. People say, “Where’s Eternal Idol?” But of course, that was a different record label. Different people own it.
Tony Martin: Yeah, absolutely. It’s owned by somebody else. And also Eternal Idol, or “Eternal Idiot,” as we call it, was kind of reissued not that long ago. Really.
Phil Aston: That’s right. With the two CD version, wasn’t it?
Tony Martin: Yeah. So they were kind of thinking, “Well, there’s no real panic because that’s already been done and let’s just move on.” Because that would have wrapped them up in contracts for centuries, I think. I can’t even think that they’ll ever get them to let that go. But they were struggling to get the people involved with these four albums to make up their minds and do stuff. I’ve been all for it all the way along, I have to say. Obviously, because it’s my career, my history. It’s not just the band’s history. It’s ten years of my life that went AWOL. So, yeah, I’ve been up for it all the way along, but some people don’t and it’s taken them a while to get on board.
Phil Aston: I think it’s fantastic. The first one was Headless Cross. You joined one of the biggest rock bands with all that history behind it. You were an established singer with the Alliance. But this was a chance, as you say, with Eternal Idol, you went in and it was already prepared. You sang it, but this one was where you could really put your mark on it, your personality lyrically as well as musically. Can you remember what it was like actually being at the beginning of that? Did you feel comfortable around Iommi and Powell and thinking, “Right, what kind of lyrics am I going to do by Headless Cross?”
Tony Martin: Yeah, I was comfortable by then. Well, kind of. The thing is, with Eternal Idol, if I can just backstep a little bit. The Eternal Idol wasn’t the first call up. The first call up was in 1986 when they were doing the Seventh Star with Glenn Hughes. And that scared me to death because I can’t sing like Glenn Hughes. Nobody can sing like Glenn Hughes. They put me on standby back then, so I’d sort of tentatively had an introduction to Tony Iommi. Then in ’87, they got me in for the audition, and that was the next introduction to Tony Iommi. But because Eternal Idol was already written, that gave me a whole year plus a bit more to find out what this thing was. What the hell was I supposed to do? So just doing Eternal Idol like that was fine by me because I didn’t have to discover anything myself back then. It gave me a chance to get my feet in. So by the time it got to Headless Cross, now I know all the guys, and I kind of know what’s expected of me. I still had to find the “me” that I needed to find. I went around it the only way I could, by focusing on things I was interested in. I couldn’t do the lyrics and melodies that Geezer was writing for Ozzy because that was a generation before me. The stuff that Ronnie was doing was fantastic, but I couldn’t get inside his head. So I had to think about what I was going to do. I had an interest in the old gothic death stuff, like Dracula and Frankenstein, Mary Shelley type writing, and of course, in England, we have Shakespeare. Nobody speaks English like that anymore, that old English text. I thought, “Old English text, gothic death, and Black Sabbath. That might work.” So I put them all together and came up with Headless Cross, which is where I lived. I lived in a village called Headless Cross.
Phil Aston: Yeah, you put that on the map. They weren’t pleased about it. The most recognition I’ve got is my name on a bus stop. And Cozy Powell thought the album needed more death, didn’t he?
Tony Martin: Oh, that’s true. That’s actually true. We were recording “When Death Calls,” and he was in the studio playing, and he suddenly stopped. We went, “You alright?” He went, “Yeah, just remind me, what’s this song called again?” I said, “It’s called When Death Calls.” He said, “I don’t think there’s enough death in it.” And he carried on playing. So, okay, maybe he’s taking the piss, but isn’t it such a great sounding album? As Tony Iommi says, he never left Black Sabbath. So when people criticize him, saying, “You should change the name or whatever,” he never left. So it was still Black Sabbath. The riffs, the guitar sound was reaching new peaks of excellence around this time.
Because when it was just him and Ozzy, for example, it was guitar, that was it. When Geoff Nichols joined during the Dio period, it introduced a few more keyboard things. That allowed Iommi to play solos against those keyboard pads and chords. And then you come along and start sticking 50 tracks of vocal harmonies on it, like in Anno Mundi and stuff like that. It just kept developing. Sabbath isn’t really known for vocal harmonies and keyboards, but underneath that was still Tony Iommi. And it still sounded like Sabbath. We were happy to do that. We just wanted to make Tony happy and do the best for him. It was his band. So we were happy to seek out that Sabbath sound and make sure it did what it said on the tin. A couple of times, like with the Seventh Star thing, he ventured a little bit away from it. Songs like Heart Like a Wheel don’t really make the Black Sabbath sound, but it’s still good stuff. I have great respect for all of the eras that went before. I had to sing all of the songs. So I do have great respect for it. And it’s been an honor, you know, like being part of the whole story. But he was the only one that stuck it out. And we respected him for that. You’re right, they did ask him to change a couple of times. He said, “No, I can’t change now.”
Phil Aston: The next one, if I pronounce this right, it’s Tyr.
Tony Martin: Yeah.
Phil Aston: Because when it came out, me and my friends, actually, because there was no Internet back then and nowhere to go and check it, we did call it Tyr. To be.
Tony Martin: Yeah, Tyr.
Phil Aston: Watch you find in Birmingham. You know what I mean? So it actually rhymes with beer, doesn’t it?
Tony Martin: It is, yeah. Actually, it’s Tiw, which is Scandinavian for the son of Odin or something.
Phil Aston: Well, this is almost as close, probably, to Sabbath getting into almost a concept album. Isn’t it? This is a collection of songs that in another time and space you probably as a band would have gone out and performed the whole thing.
Tony Martin: Yeah, it wasn’t meant that way, but they were struggling to find a name for the album. We were recording and getting towards the end and the management called us up and said, “We really need a name for this album.” And Cozy said, “I’ve got one. Let’s call it Satanic Verses.” We went, “What, like Salman Rushdie thing?” He said, “Yeah, it would be great publicity.” We said, “Yeah, but we’ll all be dead.” So we did struggle, but they happened across the artwork. We’d done Anno Mundi, we’d done Gates of Valhalla and all that sort of stuff. They went, “What if… Tyr?” It was fine by me. So it took on the Viking sort of theme. By that time, I was thinking, once I’d done Headless Cross and started to have an interest in the Vikings and stuff. As you know, the Vikings haven’t been particularly good for us. They came over and stole all our women and sheep and whatever. But I had an interest in them as well. So I was thinking, every culture, every religion has its dark side. There’s always a devil type in a god type. I thought we could go around the world and I could do this. You could pick up on all sorts of cultures and pick out the dark side of various things. But it was the last kind of… I still did that with various other songs and various other artists. But Tyr was leaning towards that theme.
Phil Aston: It’s an excellent album. Then of course, the strangeness of the politics in Sabbath. Dehumanizer comes along and Dio re-enters the scene. You obviously had an opportunity because every cloud has a silver lining. You can go off and do your solo album at this time. But you did kind of like… It sounds like it was almost a forced relationship, the way that he was and he wasn’t. I mean, how was that period for you? Because you did demo some of the tracks, didn’t you?
Tony Martin: Firstly, it was a shock. I didn’t see that coming at all. Literally just walking out the door to the next writing rehearsals. My managers called up and said, “They don’t want you to go.” From what I recently found out, although I had my suspicions, Tony Iommi said the record label just wasn’t supporting it. They weren’t getting behind us at all. Then they started banding about all different names and stuff, and Ronnie’s name came up. They thought they’d give it a go. He said it was all on and off all the time. After they let me go, it wasn’t too long before Tony called me back and said, “Can you come back?” I said, “No, I can’t. I’m doing my solo album.” More time went by, and he called me back again and said, “Are you sure you can’t come back?” I said, “I’m doing my solo album. I really can’t.” He said, “Do you want to come down and try?” So I did. I went down and tried putting my voice on some of the songs, but it would have meant rewriting everything, and they weren’t going to do that. So I said, “The best thing is if you finish this with Ronnie, get this done and out of the way, then maybe we can talk again later.” So that’s kind of what happened. By that time, I’d done my solo album, which I wanted to get as far away from the Sabbath thing as I could at the time. I went back to doing what the Alliance and some of the bands I’d been with, that middle-of-the-road AOR type stuff. But when they called me back to Sabbath, Polydor dropped my solo album like a brick. They said, “We can’t do this if you’re going to go back with them.” So that got stopped. It’s so confusing. By the time I got back with the guys to Cross Purposes, it didn’t feel that much of a gap for me, because I’ve been talking to them and working with them through the Dehumanizer thing.
Phil Aston: Stylistically, that album, because it was on the IRS label, I know some people have said, “Well, it should be in there.” Stylistically, musically, it’s very different. I mean, you take it out. These four albums in this set, excluding Eternal Idol, they sound like a progression. Dehumanizer sounds like a kind of sidestep. Even the way the riffs are done in the songs, it’s changed. You take the vocalist out, but the music continued. You took you out and it was very different.
Tony Martin: I suppose it does a bit. If I go back and think over it, I guess that’s what it was. It was kind of an interruption into the flow of things. When we were doing Tyr, I thought we were doing really well. I thought we were onto something. Dehumanizer, in that sort of respect, does feel a little bit like an interruption. But there was some good stuff on there. Ronnie’s always been a good singer. I don’t quite know how they feel about it, but it was kind of nothing to do with me. I just let them get on with it.
Phil Aston: After that, Cross Purposes is probably, out of the four albums in this set, my personal favorite. Geezer’s back in the band now, so you’ve got his bubbling bass in there. And again, lyrically, it’s all you. Did you feel any kind of, “Oh, Geezer’s back. Will he want to help out?”
Tony Martin: I did ask. He just said, “No, you can do it.” So I just carried on.
Phil Aston
The reason why I love this album is that it’s varied. A lot of people think of Black Sabbath as the Godfathers of heavy metal, and heavy metal is always heavy metal. But if you think back to albums like Sabbath Bloody Sabbath in the seventies, they weren’t all heavy metal. There were all sorts of things on there. There were keyboards and light and shade. This, I felt, connected to that album, because you had light and shade on it. So there were more dynamics in the lyrical delivery and the song delivery, in the way that Iommi is weaving his riffs around the melodies. What are your thoughts looking back on this album now?
Tony Martin: I think you’ve just summed it up. It did sort of shift up a notch. Not only that, but the sound they were getting with Leif Mases producing it, it sort of grew up. It lifted somehow out of what they’d done before. It felt like, “Oh, this sounds good.” The songwriting and the exploring we were doing with the songs and stuff. At the time, Geezer Butler said that’s the best album he’s ever been on. He never said that again, but he said it at the time.
Phil Aston: I can imagine him saying just that.
Tony Martin: But it was good. Having Bobby Rondinelli in the band as well. Technically amazing. Brilliant player. His drums close in, and he plays with his wrists. Very technical. Whereas Cozy’s drums are stretched out far and wide. He’d lean over and hit them. But great to have them both in. What an honor. I mean, it’s Geezer Butler as well.
Phil Aston: When you got to South America, Bill Ward was in for a few gigs, wasn’t he? That must have been quite surreal. Bill Ward and Geezer playing songs like Headless Cross, which they had nothing to do with.
Tony Martin: They had nothing to do with. We were kind of weird because once we’d started to get Geezer and Bill back in, they wanted to start doing more of the older songs. That just makes you look, read between the lines going, “What’s going on? Where’s this going?” Once it’s happened to you, you know it. Then you’re reading between the lines. You start to feel it. Then you go, “Ah, right.” You can feel it. They’re clearing up. I did ask if they were going to do a reunion with Ozzy. Iommi was always denying it. Said, “No, no, we’re not doing that.” But I didn’t mind. The reason for that is because I knew what I could do in the future then. I thought, “Well, if they just tell me, that’s fine. Cause then I can plan.” The first time it was a shock and I didn’t know what to do. But I was kind of keyed up for it the next time. But he kept going. They got Bill in. I love Bill. I think he’s brilliant. We did some shows with him. But for some reason, and I don’t know what it is, I mean, I can tell you Iommi loves Bill. He regaled so many stories about when they were out there and how funny it was. I never understood why they never gave him time to get back in it. When you think of Def Leppard, they made a drum kit for a one-armed drummer.
Phil Aston: Yes, very true.
Tony Martin: Surely they can find time to get Bill settled back in. Whatever problems they’ve got. I mean, come on.
Phil Aston: You would think, yeah, very true.
Tony Martin: Get on with it. I thought, “Right, this is going to go south again.” But it didn’t. We carried on with Forbidden, and then Cozy came back after his accident. It was really up and down. Confusing. People in and out. During the time I was in the band, there were eight different lineups.
Phil Aston: It was very much a revolving door, wasn’t it? Before we move on, I just want to ask, because I know a lot of fans ask this. In the booklets in these box sets, there’s an image of Cross Purposes Live. That was a VHS tape and a CD. Is there a reason why that wasn’t included in some way? Is that game politics?
Tony Martin: I did ask about that, and they were just keen to get on with it. They said, “Come on, let’s go, let’s do it.” What they told me was that they’re going to take their time now to see what else they can gather and do an additional thing to this along the way with more of that in it. With the Cross Purposes Live and some other stuff. There’s a track that I recorded with them when Eddie Van Halen came and did Evil Eye.
Phil Aston: Yes, yeah, Evil Eye, wasn’t it?
Tony Martin: Yeah. I used to take the track out. I had it everywhere. Writing sessions, recording sessions, rehearsals. I just happened to be there. I didn’t even know who was coming. Iommi just turned up with Eddie Van Halen. I went, “Holy hell, it’s Eddie Van Halen. What’s he doing here?” He did some rehearsals with us and then disappeared. Never saw him again. But I got the recordings of the rehearsals that we did.
Phil Aston: Oh, wow.
Tony Martin: So I sent them to Tony Iommi. I said, “Use these. Get these on.” He said, “No, no, we can’t.” The reason they said was anything that has the slightest newness about it looks like a new Black Sabbath track or album track. They’re not allowed to release anything new under the Black Sabbath name. So even if it’s historical, they couldn’t allow it. It’s really weird.
Phil Aston: That means there must be lots of live stuff recorded. More bands were recording live stuff from the nineties onwards that you just couldn’t work on because it would go out under the Black Sabbath name.
Tony Martin: Not just live stuff. I’ve got about eight tracks that we never released. Just from the writing sessions and rehearsals and stuff that we used to do. They just can’t get out. They just won’t allow it.
I don’t understand. Well, I kind of understand. When you’re trying to protect your name, your mark, your image, your everything, which is where the band politics comes in, they won’t allow you to do anything that they think. And there’s all kinds of… Everybody from Ozzy to Dio to everybody. They don’t want their thing to be diluted or taken away. I do understand that. There are people involved all along the way that have an objection of some kind or another.
Phil Aston: But I guess, hopefully, this box set’s going to sell out really quickly and will show there’s a demand for this material and for this part of Black Sabbath history. There’s a lot of love for it. A lot of people worked really hard within it, like yourself. They’re great albums, wonderful songs. If there’s other music waiting in the wings, whereas we all get older, thinking through the eyes of the fan, it would go down so well, wouldn’t it? But I am, as you are, very grateful that these four albums have arrived in a box.
Tony Martin: Yes, it’s an important thing for me. It’s an important thing for the band, and it’s a great thing for the fans. I’m thrilled. It’s been an honor to be part of the story. I love the fact that it’s out there now. They did say there is no limit to the box sets. They have sold out on day one.
Phil Aston: I’m not surprised.
Tony Martin: They said the way they do it is they tend to poll the outlets and stuff and say, “How many do you think you can sell?” And they put their numbers in, and they’ve gone way past that. So now they’ve got to go back and produce more. There’s no limit to it. I love what they’ve done. There’s more in the box set than just the albums. Posters, programs, and everything.
Phil Aston: And then Forbidden. I’ll be honest, Tony, when I heard this for the first time back in the day, I didn’t like it. I tried, but I didn’t like it. My son liked it because I think probably because his dad didn’t. But now the remix, it’s as if someone’s released the drums and the guitars. It sounds like a Black Sabbath album. It sounds fantastic, doesn’t it?
Tony Martin: It does. It’s brilliant. I love the fact that they’ve dismantled it and put it back in a way that they couldn’t or didn’t with the other three. Forbidden needed it for all kinds of reasons. It was done under a sort of cloud where a lot of us weren’t really into it very much. But it was also an attempt at trying to give Sabbath a kind of acceptable twist to the youth. It didn’t work.
Phil Aston: The nineties were weird, weren’t they? The nineties were strange for heavy rock.
Tony Martin: The problem was we were fast heading towards great new bands like Nirvana and eventually Green Day and Metallica doing stuff. We were going and they were trying to change the sound to fit in. It didn’t work. We didn’t think it would. But there are people out there that love Forbidden as it is. I said that to Iommi. Last time I saw him, there are people out there that love it. He said, “They’ll probably love this version now.” But shaking the chains, guilty as hell, rusty angels, forbidden. And of course, “Loser Gets It All” is a great track. That wasn’t even on the album originally.
Phil Aston: It’s brilliant.
Tony Martin: Yeah. Strange. I absolutely love it now. It does sound like a Black Sabbath album. It sounds like it should be there in amongst the others. They’ve done a great job. Tony and his engineers have really pulled it together. It’s slightly more guitar and slightly less keyboard. They’ve done Cozy’s drums. Fantastic job on those.
Phil Aston: They’re just unleashed, aren’t they?
Tony Martin: Yes. They haven’t changed anything. They’ve mixed it and given it a new attitude, which is brilliant. They’ve given it more space. It sounds bigger. I just love what they’ve done to it. I’m really proud of it now. I didn’t like it then. There’s still a couple of tracks where I would love to have gone back in and…
Phil Aston: Yeah, you know.
Tony Martin: I thought at the time, because I was that off it at the time, my head just wasn’t quite there. A couple of tracks I thought I could have done better. I did sort of say when they were doing it, “Can I go back in?” They said, “No.”
Phil Aston: I suppose because that might edge towards it being a new recording then.
Tony Martin: Yeah, tricky. I’m not going to tell you which tracks it is, but there were a couple in there that I wasn’t quite happy with. But on the whole, it’s a great job they’ve done.
Phil Aston: Because when you were playing live, there were more songs from your period in Sabbath coming into the set, weren’t there? You were a unique vocalist in many ways for the band. You could cover Ozzy, Dio. You probably could have done Ian Gillan. Anything. You could have the ultimate set list, really, going through every era.
Tony Martin: That was a bit of a mistake. I told them I could sing anything, really. They thought, “What can we give him to sing?” They threw all sorts of stuff at me. I had a shot. Fortunately, I’ve got the kind of voice that can get around most things, and that’s a result of being in so many different kinds of music. I’ve been involved in everything from reggae to rock.
Phil Aston: Who were your key vocal influences growing up? As you say, outside of this Black Sabbath badge, your voice can go in any direction. So who were your influences? Was it blues, soul, rock?
Tony Martin: It kept changing. Everything I listened to, I thought, “That’s good. That’s good.” Each couple of years, something else took my attention. I’d really pour my soul into it. When I started off with reggae, believe it or not, I worked with Musical Youth and Dexys Midnight Runners in the studio. I was a guitarist back then. Then I loved blues. I got into prog rock bands like Yes, King Crimson, Jethro Tull. Then it shifted to Emerson, Lake & Palmer. That led to Rush and bands like that. Then I had to come down out of that prog rock technical stuff because Sabbath is much more honest and basic and straightforward. To a point. When you’re in the band and you find out how he does it, it’s stunning. I never even gave it a thought. I thought, “It’s got to be easy.” It wasn’t easy at all. Iommi can put seven, eight different riffs into one song, and each one of the riffs could be a song on their own.
Phil Aston: Very true.
Tony Martin: So, wow. You get your head around it. It’s weird. Plus, the time signatures he was throwing at us. There was a 14/4 and a 15/8 or something he was throwing at us. How he gets his head around it, I just don’t know. When I saw him a few weeks ago, he said, “You did a really good job on this.” I said, “Thanks, man.” He said, “I actually don’t know how you sang over some of this stuff.” I said, “Neither do I.”
Phil Aston: Just mad, isn’t it? You could try anything. I might have thought, “That means you might be able to put some of the songs in that Ozzy couldn’t do into the set. Or I can try something that I’ve never been able to do before because Tony says he can do anything.”
Tony Martin: It’s because I showed willing. I told them I’d have a go. And I did have a go. I did put into it. The songs, the writing, the live shows, whatever. I kind of made a rod for my own back in some ways because it was hard flicking between all of the different vocal techniques. But I did my best. It sort of came across okay. The problem is when you try to do stuff like that, it can sound a bit like a tribute act. But we got it nailed, I think. Especially having people like Cozy Powell, Geezer Butler, and all those guys in the band. We were willing to seek out that Sabbath sound, and we were conscious of it. So we were all aiming for the same thing. From outside, it might have looked like a chaotic mess. But on the inside, it all had a focus. We were all willing to give it a go. That’s what I think they saw in me. I knew they liked my voice, but I think that’s what they saw, a willingness to have a go and see if you can make it work. All those different time signatures and riffs that I had to go, looking back, to me, it’s Black Sabbath. Like,
Phil Aston I’m a Deep Purple fan, and every lineup of Deep Purple is still Deep Purple. I know Black Sabbath, there’s lots of politics in the way some of the fans look at it. But I think, which is why they had Heaven and Hell later on instead of Black Sabbath, because of the politics. But listening to these four albums, one after the other, you brought to life Viking mythology and song. More death. Just your passion and the way you projected the lyrics and your phrasing makes these albums unique. An important part of the Sabbath story. Finally, do you feel like this outpouring of love for this lineup is validating everything? Any doubt that might have been back then?
Tony Martin: Yeah, doesn’t it just? The biggest validation is from Tony Iommi himself. It wasn’t regarded that highly until he sat and listened to it without the bickering going around. When I went down a few weeks ago, he said, “You did a great job on this. There’s fantastic songs on here.” I said, “I know.” It’s just that validation that he gives it. The fact that the fans are returning to it. The fact that we’ve got new fans coming to it. Whole new record labels. I think it’s Rhino in America. It’s BMG in the UK, Europe. The record labels are coming back to it and getting behind it. They see something in it. The management sees something in it. So it’s all coming together. Which is a shame because I’m not in the band anymore.
Phil Aston Who knows? Maybe you and Tony will think, “It’d be great if some of this other stuff can come out at some point and we don’t have to wait another 25 years.”
Tony Martin: If he was going to do that, he’d say, “Let’s just write some new stuff.” But from what I’ve been told, Tony’s touring dates are done now. He won’t be going out on the road again. That’s probably out of the question for writing. I did tell him I was interested if he wants to do something. But he’s got so much going on. He’s still busy. Doing stuff. He had that ballet, the Black Sabbath ballet.
Phil Aston: Yeah, that’s true.
Tony Martin: Never saw that coming. No, he’s working on all kinds of stuff. He’s writing new material for something else now.
Phil Aston: So what about you, Tony? Have you got any plans for another solo album?
Tony Martin: I never actually stopped. For the past 25 years, my career took me into the studio and writing for people. My voice appears on 89 albums and projects now. It’s been good for me. I owe everything to Black Sabbath because that’s how the world got to hear my voice. People know what they’re talking about when they talk to me. “Can you write, can you sing on this?” They already know what they’re hearing or expecting. I always try to make it better than what they give me in the first place. A lot of that is me in the studio, and I’m happy, and I still am, happy doing that. But I do tend to choose what I do these days.
Phil Aston: Yeah, that makes sense.
Tony Martin: So I’m still doing the odd thing for people now. I did have a solo album a couple of years ago called Thorns.
Phil Aston: Great album.
Tony Martin: Yeah, totally unknown guitarist from America, Scott McClellan. I only met him because he kept badgering me on Facebook. He kept sending me stuff. I was like, “Go away.” He said, “Listen to this. What about this one?” In the end, I listened to it and it was brilliant. So I gave it a go and it turned out really well. But then Covid interrupted that and we couldn’t get out there with it. Some countries were saying, “Yeah, you can come,” and other countries were saying, “No, you can’t.” It all got distracted. I haven’t finished with Thorns because they wanted to do a vinyl for it. They said we had to take some tracks off to get it to fit on the vinyl. I don’t want to take any tracks off.
Phil Aston: Make it a double.
Tony Martin: Yeah, make it a double. Write some more. I wasn’t prepared for that. I’m pacing up, trying to write some new songs. Scott has sent me loads. We’ve got enough tracks for Thorns 2, but I haven’t finished Thorns 1 yet. I’ve got to come back to that. I do want to finish that off and get that done. Then if we can do the next Thorns thing, who knows? We’d like to try and get it out on the road. Getting out on the road for me is so different to the Sabbath thing. The Sabbath machine is huge. They only have to mention it and all the cogs start turning all at the same time all the way around the world. It all starts fitting into place within days, within weeks. On your own, it’s different. I can’t do that. I have to hire other musicians to go out on the road and rehearse the whole thing and start again with a brand new show. It’s a lot harder for me, but I would love to get back out there. My career took me into the studio, so I’ve got more to do. But I just tend to choose now.
Phil Aston: If people want to get Thorns, is it DarkstarRecords.net? Is that the best place?
Tony Martin: No, Battle God. They are the main label. Darkstar were involved and they’re still there, but they’ve had some troubles in the past couple of years. They were on board and I did two versions of it from between the two territories. I liked that. But mostly now, Battle God is the label to grab hold of it. It’s still available and I’m still signing them. People send me the stuff to sign.
Phil Aston: But I haven’t finished yet, so there’s more to come.
Phil Aston: Brilliant. Well, thanks very much, Tony, for all of your time today. Everybody, make sure you go and get a copy on CD or vinyl of this Black Sabbath Tony Martin years box set, “Anno Domini.” It’s absolutely superb.
Tony Martin: Yeah, it is good. I’m just smiling. I think it’s brilliant.
Phil Aston: No, that’s it, isn’t it? Whatever anyone thinks, these albums are available again. People can hear just how awesome this time for Sabbath really was.
Tony Martin: Thank you. Thank you very much.
Phil Aston: All right, take care, and hopefully I’ll talk to you again in the future.
Tony Martin: Thank you. All right, Phil, thanks, mate. Cheers.
Phil Aston: Well, a huge thank you to my guest, Tony Martin. That was fantastic. I’m almost lost for words in knowing what to say to sum up that interview because I know a lot of you are really interested in this box set, “Anno Domini” by Black Sabbath, which is out on CD and vinyl. Just as I thought, it’s sold out already, but there’s going to be another pressing. I was able to ask some of the questions I know some of you have been wanting to know, like why weren’t there extra tracks? Why wasn’t the live Cross Purposes included, etc. So now you know. Some of it is really exciting because it means there might be a companion set with some outtakes or live stuff as well. That’s really exciting.
Tony Martin is a fantastic vocalist, really passionate, really imaginative with his lyrics and his vision of how he writes his music. These four albums are essential. They’re Black Sabbath albums, okay? That’s what they are. They sound like Black Sabbath albums. Wasn’t it interesting that Geezer Butler said Cross Purposes is the best album he’d ever played on? It is a truly remarkable album. But they all are: from Headless Cross, to Tyr (which I can now pronounce correctly), Cross Purposes, and Forbidden, which has been given a new lease of life. Seriously, it is incredible. Just stunning.
Thank you again to Tony Martin for joining me here on the Now Spinning Magazine podcast. Please keep spinning those discs, whether they are vinyl or CD. Check us out on the podcast. We’re on every platform you can think of, from Apple to Spotify to Amazon. Of course, we’re on YouTube. Please subscribe and check out the website at nowspinning.co.uk. Remember, music is the healer and the doctor. So take care and I’ll see you all very, very soon.
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~ Oni Seed Co (Maine) ~ 

Tropicanna Cookies F2 - Girl Scout Cookies x Tangie (multiple award winner) [R] 250 ~ Elev8 Seeds (Seattle, Washington) Tangerine Cookies - Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies x Tangie [R] 120

~ Mountain Organics ~ 

Cosmic Lotus - Gonzo x TOVR (Thai, Afghan, Haze, Northern Lights) [R] 120 Maya - Acapulco Gold x Lotus [R] 120 Gold Rush - Colombian Gold x Lotus [R] 120 The One BC1 - 1976 Highland Thai x 1971 Kandahar Afghani [R] {Clackamus Coot} 150 {See Mountain Organics Genetics PDF (now MOB seeds) for more info on genetic lineages.} ~ MOB seeds (Mountain Organics) ~ Psyche - The One BC1 x The One BC1 (Afghani Hybrid) [R] 120 Eros - The One BC1 x The One BC1 (Thai Hybrid) [R] 120 The One BC2 - The One x The One BC1 [R] 120 Morpho (Blue Lotus F2) - Blue Gonzo x Lotus [R] 120 Blue Gonzo BC1 - Blue Gonzo x Blue Lotus [R] 120 {Blue Gonzo - The One x (Nevilles Haze x NL5) (blue pheno)}

~ Symbiotic Genetics / The Village (Sacramento, California) ~ 

Mimosa - Clementine x Purple Punch F2 [R] (multiple award winner) 200 Banana Punch - Banana OG x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Cherry Punch - Cherry AK47 x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Wedding Crashers - Wedding Cake x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Orangeade - Tangie x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 Big Block - Motorbreath 15 x Purple Punch F2 [R] 200 {Purple Punch lineage - Larry OG x Granddaddy Purple}

~ Exotic Genetix - EG Mike (Washington) ~ 

{Over 50x Cannabis Cup Awards since 2008} Tina F2 - (Tina x Tina) Constantine x Triple OG [R] (multiple award winner) 200 Paradise Circus - Tropicanna Cookies x Tina [R] 200 Cookies & Creme - Mystery Cookies x Starfighter F2 [R] (multiple award winner) 250 Big Smooth - OG Blueberry x Cookies & Creme [R] 200 Scoops - (Gelato x Tina) x Cookies & Creme F2 [R] 200 Strawberries & Creme F2 - Strawberry x Cookies & Creme F2 [R] 250

~ Dying Breed Seeds - Shiloh Massive (Mendocino, California) ~ 

California Black Rozé - Rozé x OG eddy [R] 350 Red Rozé - Rozé x Adonai [R] 350 Sour Zkittlez - Zkittlez x Candy Zkittlez #3 x Adonai [R] 400 Watermelon Zkittlez - Watermelon Zum Zum #3 x OG Eddy [R] 400 {Zkittlez - Grape Ape x Grapefruit} {Adonai - (Russian Kush (LA Cut) x Silver Tooth (Super Silver Haze x Train Wreck)) x Sweet Tooth}

~ Humboldt Seed Company (Humboldt County, California) ~ 

Blueberry Muffin F5 - Purple Panty Dropper x Razzle Berry [R] 100 Purple Mountain Majesty F3 - Purple Train Wreck x Train Wreck x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Amethyst F3 - Purple Panty Dropper x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Mango Sherbert F3 - Mango Trees x Mango Kush x Sherbert [R] 100 {2018/2019 HSC Phenotype mega hunt - Best 0.1% selected out of 10k plants} Mango Trees F5 - Mango Kush x Humboldt OG x Jack Herer [R] 100 Banana Mango F3 - Mango Trees x Banana OG x Blueberry Muffin [R] 100 Magic Melon F3 - Mango Trees x Honeydew Melon x Mango Sherbert [R] 100 Pineapple Upside Down Cake F3 - PUDC BX3 x Pineapple Train Wreck x Cookie Monster [R] 100 {2019/2020 HSC Phenotype mega hunt - Best 0.1% selected out of 10k plants} Very Cherry - Old Timer Seed x Lemon Kush Bx3 [R] 100 Vanilla Frosting - Humboldt Frost OG x Humboldt Gelato Bx3 [R] 100

~ Gage Green Group (Detroit, Michigan) ~ 

Grateful Breath F2 - OGKB (OG Kush Breath) x Joseph OG [R] 400 5th Dimension - Out Of Body Experience x Synchronicity [R] 300 Guiding Light - Out Of Body Experience x Breathwork [R] 300 Luna Golden - High School Sweetheart 2 x Synchronicity [R] 300 Mo Lune Day - Motorbreath 15 x Breathwork [R] 300 {Out of Body Experience - (Skywalker OG x Grateful Breath) x Grateful Breath F2} {Synchronicity - Irene x Grateful Breath} {Breathwork - Mendobreath x Grateful Breath} {High School Sweet Heart - Cherry Pie Kush x Grateful Breath}

~ Dominion Seed Co - Duke Diamond (Virginia) ~ 

Stash Plant - The Puck (Skelly Hashplant) x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Munson - Northern Lights #5 x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Kough Drop - Strawberry Afghani x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Free Bird - Headband x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Shine Apple - Virginia Beach Afghani x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 Pine Bomb - Sensi Durban Poison x Screaming Eagle [R] 140 {Screaming Eagle lineage - Airborne g13 x (88 g13 Hashplant x Kandahar Afghani)} Granny Skunk - Virginia Beach Afghani x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk #1) [R] 200 Local Skunk - Original Diesel x (Cuddlefish HP x Sour Diesel IBL) x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk1) [R] 200 Sis Skunk - Chem Sister x (Skelly Hashplant x SSSC Skunk1) [R] 200

~ Lucky Dog Seed Co - SkunkVA (Virginia) ~ 

{Holder, Preserver, Sharer of the most elite / influential Chemdog cuts in existence.} Dog Patch - Chemdog 91 Bx2 x Chemdog D [R] 150 Hunza Valley 91 - Skelly Hashplant x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Road D.O.G. - Crossroad Chem x Chemdog 91 Bx2 [R] 150 Chem Fuego - Sour Band (Sour Diesel x Headband) x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Double Krush - Chem Krush x Chemdog 91 Bx2 [R] 150 Guerilla Fume - Silver Chem (Silverback OG x Chemdog 91) x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 Bohemian Highway - Occidental Kush x Chemdog 91 Bx3 [R] 150 SkunkVA Chemdog 91 S1 - Chemdog 91 x Chemdog 91 [F] {Crossroad Chem - Chemdog 91 x SFV OG Kush Bx2 (Chem pheno)} {Chem Krush - Chemdog 91 x SFV OG Kush Bx2 (Kush pheno)} {Chemdog 91 lineage - Nepalese x Thai Landraces} Chemdog 91 is considered to be “the godfather” in cannabis genetics and has paved the way for some of the most popular strains in history such as Sour Diesel and OG Kush. Chemdog lineage can be found in most modern day hybrid genetics and these crosses are from there original seed stock - Original Skunk VA Chemdog 91 S1 gifted to me by Headies Gardens. Friend & Distributor of Skunk VA genetics Lucky Dog Seed Co.}

~ Green Bodhi (Eugene, Oregon) ~ 

{Intentional Horticultural ~ Mexican ~ Thai ~ Afghani} Hazy Kush - Hazy Kush x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] (extremely unique genotype in Phylos Galaxy) 120 Hazy Dog - Dog Walker OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Star - Stardawg x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Sour - Sour OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy OG - OG Kush x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Hazy Ghost - Ghost OG x Hazy Kush Bx2 [R] 120 Sour 78 (Tenzin Kush) - Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG [R] (extremely unique genotype) 200 Dog Walker 78 - Dog Walker OG x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 Kosher 78 - Kosher Kush x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 SBSE 78 - Sour Best Shit Ever x (Sour OG x 78 LA Affie OG) [R] 150 Ancient Tenzin #2 - Tenzin Kush #2 x Ancient OG (72 Iranian x Snow Lotus) [R] 200 Ancient Tenzin #4 - Tenzin Kush #4 x Ancient OG (72 Iranian x Snow Lotus) [R] 200 {Hazy Kush lineage - Golden Pineapple x ((Trainwreck x Purple Affie) x (OG Kush x SAGE))}

~ Old World Genetics - DJ Short (Eugene, Oregon) ~ 

Newberry F5 - Blue Heaven F4 x DJ Short Blueberry F4 Male [R] 300 Velvet Krush F5 - FXW #4 Mother x DJ Short Blueberry F4 Male [R] 300 Blueberry F5 - Highland Thai x Afghani Indica [R] (first place indica cannabis cup 2000) 150 {Blueberry seeds are F4-F5 selectively bred from pure Landrace P1s since the 1970s. The mother for DJ Shorts Blueberry is over 20 years old - Selected in 1998 and rereleased in 2004.}

~ Dynasty Genetics - Professor P (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

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~ Relic Seeds - Professor P (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

{Preservation of Rare Heirloom ~ Landrace ~ Unique CBD Varieties} Relic Grapefruit - Grapefruit IBL x Grapefruit F2 [R] 140 Durban Grapefruit - Durban Poison x Grapefruit F2 [R] 140

~ Massive Seeds (Rogue Valley Terroir, Southern Oregon) ~ 

{Bred, Grown and Harvested outdoor at 42.0 Latitude (Same Latitude as mid Hudson Valley) Some of the largest growing / biggest yielding plants on record with massive uniform nugs.} Pineapple Pomegranate F3 - Pomegranate x Applegate Hornblower [R] 140 Durban Pomegranate F2 - Durban Poison x Pineapple Pomegranate F3 [R] 140 Black Pomegranate - Pineapple Pomegranate F3 x South African Landrace [R] 140 Rogue Valley Wreck - Big Wreck x Blueberry Snow [R] 120 Summer Sunset OG - Purple Hindu Kush x Lemon Larry OG [R] 120 Mint Sunset - Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies x Summer Sunset OG [R] 120 Purple Lemon Chem - Chem 91 x Summer Sunset OG [R] 120 Snow Skunk - Yuki Dog x Purple Lemon Chem [R] 120 Chem541 - Chem91 Bx1 x (Chem91 x Session Sour Diesel BX1) [R] 120 {Pomegranate - Shishkaberry x Blueberry x Oregon Snow x Lemon Pineapple} {Applegate Hornblower (Pineapple Trainwreck) - Mexican x Thai x Afghani}

~ Freeborn Selections - Mene Gene (Mendacino, California) ~ 

Piña F4 - Super Silver Haze x ((Dirt x Bigbud) x (Dirt x Purp) [R] 300 Sky Cuddler Kush F3 - PK x (Skywalker OG x (PK x (Hindu x Big Red) [R] 300 Lime Pop Kush F3 - OG x (PK x Black Lime) [R] 300 Cherry West Bx - Cherry West x (Cherry West x Cherry Limeade) [R] 300 {Thoroughly worked lines over at least 3-4 generations before released to the public.} {(Dirt x Bigbud) x (Dirt x Purp) and (Big Red) are 80s Afghani lines from Santa Cruz.} Black Lime Reserve F2 {Eclectic Elegance Preservation} - Northern Lights x Purple Kush x Chemdog Special Reserve [R]

~ Emerald Mountain Legacy - Mandelbrot Brothers Family Heirlooms {Ras Truth} ~ 

Royal Kush IX (Bx10) - (Sour Diesel x Highland Afghani) x Southern Humboldt Purple Kush [R] 350 Oil Spill (Bx5) - XXX OG x Royal Kush 7 [R] 300 Royal Spill - (XXX OG x Royal Kush 7) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 The Real Rozé - (Zkittlez x Royal Kush 7) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 Royal Limez - (Zkittlez x Black Lime Reserve) x Royal Kush 8 [R] 300 Royal Maui Berry - Diesel Maui Dawg x Blackberry Kush x Royal Kush 9 [R] 250 {Royal Kush genome is one of the most sought after stabilized / homogenized IBLs in existence from the heart of the Emerald Triangle in Northern California.}

~ Karma Genetics (Holland) ~ 

Biker Kush (Ha-OG Bx2) - Ha OG x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Sour Power OG - Sour Power (cup winning cut) x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Tha Melon - Melon x Biker Kush V1 [R] 150 Karma Sour Diesel Bx2 - Rez Sour D x (Rez Sour D x (Rez Sour D x Biker Kush v2)) [R] 350 Headbanger - Rez Sour D (KG cut) x Biker Kush V1 [R] {2013 Amsterdam Cannabis Cup 1st} 300 Josh D OG - SFV OG x Triangle Kush x Hells Angels OG [R] 300 {Real OG Kush Story - Josh D & Matt “Bubba” Berger began developing these genetics in Orlando, Florida back in 1991.} {Biker Kush v2 - Ha OG x (Ha OG x (Ha OG x SFV OG Bx2))} (cup winning genetics) {Sour Power - Starbud x East Coast Sour Diesel} (cup winning genetics) {Sour Diesel used in Karma Sour crosses is a KG cut of a Rez Sour D IBL selected in 2007}

~ Surfr Seeds (Pacific Northwest) 

Citrus Tsunami - Tropicana Cookies x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 Island Zkittlez - Sour Strawberry x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 North Shore - Mendo Purps x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 Endless Summer - Purple Punch x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100 So Pitted - MAC1 x Orange Zkittlez [R] 100

~ Pacific North West Roots - Ras Kaya Paul (Washington) ~ 

Koffee F5 - Alien OG x Alien Kush {Rare Pacific Northwest Roots Hierloom IBL} [R] 300 Black Koffee - Black Dog Kush Bx4 x Koffee F5 [R] 300 Koffee & Donuts - Glazed Cherries F4 x Koffee F5 [R] 300

~ Green Source Gardens (Southern Oregon Heirlooms) ~ 

Pinkleberry Kush F5 {Mendacino Blackberry Kush Hierloom IBL} [R]

~ HBK Genetics ~ 

Chile Verde - Key Lime Pie x Lavender [R] 300 {Emerald Cup 2018 Winner - Best Personal Use} {Key Lime Pie - Durban Poison x Cherry OG x OG Kush} {Lavender - Super Skunk x Big Skunk Korean x Afghani Hawaiian}

~ Alien Genetics ~ 

Sour Apple IX (IBL) - Sour Apple IBL x Sour Apple IBL [R] 350

~ Mos_Cutty ~ 

Cherry AK 47 IBL (Original Serious Seeds stock) 250 {AK47 - Colombian x Mexican x Thai x Afghani} [R]

~ Motherlode Gardens (Yosemite, California) ~ 

Ancient OG F5 - 1972 Iranian Landrace x Snow Lotus {Bodhi Seeds Hierloom IBL} [R] 200

~ Twenty20 Genetics (Mendacino, California) ~ 

SFV OG Bx5 (SFV OG IBL) - San Fernando Valley OG Kush [R] 150

~ Elev8 Seeds (Seattle, Washington) 

Bruce Banner OG - OG Kush (Ghost Cut) x Strawberry Diesel [R] 140

~ Jaws Genetics ~ 

Fruity Pebbles OG IC1 - Fruity Pebbles OG F2 x Fruity Pebbles OG F1 [R] 200

~ OrgnKid / Zoolander ~ 

Banana OG F3 - OG Kush x Sagmartha strain [R] {Original Seed Stock} 200

~ GG Strains (Las Vegas, Nevada - RIP Joesy Whales) ~ 

Gorilla Glue #4 IBL (Original Glue) - GG4 x GG4 Bx6 [R] 300 {Original Seed Stock of Michigan / Los Angeles High Times Cannabis Cup Winner 2014 and High Times Jamaican World Cup Winner.}

~ FYG Tree (Santa Cruz, CA) ~ 

Black Rose F13 (Heath Robinson IBL) - Black Russian x Shiva Skunk (purple pheno) [R] 200 Shiva Skunk Bx - Shiva Skunk x Black Rose F12 [R]

~ AK Bean Brains (Anchorage, Alaska breeder and old school genetic preservationist holding beans & cuts for over 30 years from original Dutch Seedbank stocks.) ~ 

N L #1 x N L #5 [R] 100 TK/NL5 Haze - Triangle Kush x Northern Lights #5 [R] 100 (Northern Lights #1 x Big Skunk) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 (Big Skunk x Northern Lights #1) x Super Skunk [R] 100 95 Black Domina - Northern Lights x Ortega x Hash Plant x Afghani [R] 100 Black Domina Bx (Black Domina x Pacific Northwest Hash Plant) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 (Black Domina x Matanuska Thunder Fuck) x Northern Lights #1 [R] 100 Matanuska Thunder Fuck Bx3 - Alaska Thunder Grape x Dutch Thunder Fuck [R] 100 {Northern Lights was brought to Neville Schoenmakers in the Netherlands in 1985, where he worked the line before releasing it under “The Seed Bank of Holland” ~ NL #5 became the High Times Cannabis Cup Winner in 1989, 1990 and 1992 and is considered one of the most influential strains of all time. These seeds have been preserved in Alaska since the late 80s.}

~ The Nature Farm (Real NorCal Culture) ~ 

Cheddar Skunk V2 - 89’ UK Cheese (Exodus Cut) x Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL [R] 100 Hidden Hills Skunk - 94’ SFV OG x Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL [R] 100 Uncle Festers Skunk #18 IBL aka Skunkbud - Afghani Indica x Mexican Sativa (64’ Brick Weed) x Colombian Gold & Red [R] 100 {Original Hells Angels strain bred in 1964 by “Uncle Fester” an early 60’s psychologist turned outlaw. Authentic Original Skunk #1 lineage that is pre Skunkman. Preserved / held by family in Northern California over 3 generations.}

~ Doc D Seeds ~ 

Bandaid Haze ix 3.0 (Piff) - Cuban Black Haze x A5/Thai [R] 200 (2 packs) {These seeds originally came from a Spanish grower in the “A5 crew” out of Southern Holland. “A5” was short for their NL#5 x Haze A open Thai pollination project. These seeds were shared with legendary grower Bodhi, who found one male and used it to pollinate a cut of “Cuban Black Haze” that he had. The strain was referred to as “Piff” and the seeds were shared almost exclusively with Doc D. After running the seeds, Doc selected “Piff #7” and shared the cut back with Bodhi who further worked the line. The cut was a significantly better long flowering haze variety with a shorter flowering time than the Cuban Black Haze mother or A5 father. Bodhi then later referred to the strain as “Bandaid Haze” coining the term because he said “it heals all wounds” This genome has direct lineage to the New York Hazes (NYC Piff / Uptown Piff / Washington Heights Haze) of the 2000s without any of the paranoia/anxiety that came from many of the hazes from that era. Many world renowned breeders agree that most of the “New York Haze” and “New York City Piff” varieties are all just different cuts of the same strain, that most likely comes from an early selection of Neville Schoenmakers (NL#5 x Haze) which is often referred to as the “pinnacle of cannabis breeding” that has dominated cannabis scene from the 1980s in Holland to the present day.}
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~ Mass Medical Strains (Massachusetts) ~ 

Star Pupil - Purple Thai x Afghan/Pakistan [F] 150 {High Times Flower of Month - Jan. 2017} Pu Tang - Star Pupil x Tangie [F] {High Times Top 10 Strains of 2019} 150 Grape Pupil - Pu Tang x Star Pupil [F] 150 Triangle Pupil - Triangle Kush x Star Pupil [F] 150 Bubba Pupil - Pre-98 Bubba Kush (Katsu Bluebird) x Star Pupil [F] 150 Nepali Blue - Nepalese White Mountain Charas Sativa Heirloom x Blue Magoo Bx2 [R] 200

~ Compound Genetics (Portland, Oregon) ~ 

Gelateria - Acai Berry Gelato x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Liquid Imagination - Blue Zkittlez x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Icicles - White Sherbet x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 Petrol Rainbows - Sour Gelato 5 x Jet Fuel Gelato [F] 150 The Menthol S1 - The Menthol x The Menthol [F] 150 {Jet Fuel Gelato - Gelato 45 x (High Octane OG x Jet Fuel G6)} {The Menthol - Gelato 45 x (White Diesel x (High Octane x Jet Fuel G6))}

~ Phinest Cannabis (Sacramento, California) x Cannarado (Colorado) ~ 

PB Souffle - Dosidos x Lava Cake [F] 150 Lava Breath - Mendobreath F3 x Lava Cake [F] 150 Magma Cookies - Cuvee Cookies x Lava Cake [F] 150 {Lava Cake - Grape Pie x Thin Min Girl Scout Cookies} {First major genetic line released to public that was created from tissue culture / micropropagation - RIP Jai Malloy (founder of Phinest Cannabis)}

$12.99 at Ravitz Shop Rite of Cherry Hill, NJ. They had it in a little freezer with a bunch of Katz stuff and other random stuff in the bakery section next to the Parve case. It's made with potato starch and rice so may have been left over from the Passover kitniyot section shelf. I hope not because it's the closest thing to a proper GF pie I've seen, especially compared to the absolute garbage piles that Katz makes. A little gritty and the cherries could have used a little thickener but overall it could pass for the real thing. They also had apple and blueberry.

Let's get right to it.
1st Place: Passion Fruit.
I've discovered that I like the fruit flavours the best, they add an inherent freshness and lightness to the otherwise heavy, earthy sensation of the oaty undertone that is there in every flavour. At the same time, the passion fruit flavour is very subtle but just enough to keep me looking for the taste while not being overwhelmed. Really exceptional balance and it somehow goes together with the underlining oaty flavour. Super surprised... Currently my favorite out of all. You need to try it.
2nd Place: Banana
It's got that deep, deep banana flavour, as if they threw in very ripe, half browned bananas with the peel and everything. It tastes like ripe bananas smell like and I dig it, it's less artificial that way in my opinion. Overall, really smooth, filling, food-like and convincing. Can't go wrong!
3rd Place: Cinnamon Apple
You need to be careful not to make this one too thick, because the cinnamon aspect quickly takes over the flavour profile. It takes center stage where the apple should be. There's not enough sweetness here for me, which is surprising to myself as I generally stay away from too much sweetness. While the consistency is smooth, the flavour itself is a little disjointed to me, doesn't feel together as well as I would have hoped. Maybe if they replace this one with a straight up Apple Pie flavour where the sweet apple is more pronounced than the cinnamon.
4th Place: Pistachio
This one is just not good, I'm sorry to say. It tastes 90% like marsipan. It's very heavy, very pronounced yet it's not that sweet. I definitely can't recommend it to most people, but I applaud Jimmy Joy for taking a risk and trying it
(hoping to see that Earl Grey & Cream flavour in the future!)
All in all, my current ranking list is as follows:
S TIER: Passion Fruit
A TIER: Banana, Strawberry, Lemon Pie
B TIER: Wild Berries
C TIER: Cinnamon Apple
D TIER: Chocolate
E TIER: ...
F TIER: Pistachio
I'm really looking forward to trying the new Peach flavour, it's coming in my next batch.
Currently contemplating if I should pick up Coconut, Salted Caramel or Vanilla... Probably not, as they are notoriously difficult to get right in my experience.
I'm settled for Passion Fruit, Banana, Peach & Strawberry.
Will be back with impressions of Peach of which I have high expectations! ✌🏻