Sour Champaya (2 grams)(70 – 149u) by Pure Organics x First Class Concentrates

July 9, 2025 sinsemillaville 70-149u, champaya, cold cure, First Class Concentrates, Pure Organics, rosin, Sour Champaya, sour diesel

Strain 🍯⛽🍾: Sour Champaya (2 grams)(70 – 149u) by Pure Organics x First Class Concentrates
Lineage/Genetics 🧬: Sour Diesel x Champaya
Setup ⚗️: Reverendmorse (Rig), Toro Terp Slurper XL (Nail), Gheko Glass (Slurper Cap), Highly Educated (Pillar), Dab Rite Pro (Temp Reader), Disorderly Conduction (Heating Element)
Temp 🌡️: 515°F

Sour Champaya (2 grams)(70 – 149u) by Pure Organics x First Class Concentrates

👀: The look on this rosin was crazy. As soon as I cracked the jar, the first thing that stood out was the consistency similar to the last Pure Organics jar I had not too long ago, and a lot like what I’ve seen some of the homies with too. It leaned heavy on the runny side, with a bright, rich golden yellow color. The consistency was super wet, with rosin coating the sides and even the lid if left on its side which isn’t really my favorite kind of consistency for a cold cure, since it gets everywhere when you’re trying to dab.

I was obviously curious what was up with that, so mad love to Masterball Melts for tuning in on Twitter and helping get a reply from Pure Organics on whether he does any post processing after the cold cure. Pure Organics let us know he’s never post processed a jar of cold cure. He states this one was pressed at 170°F and cured at 68°F in his closet and said he’s never added heat to a jar and never will.

As for the presentation, the jar art was simple with a light green color all around, with a top sticker showing the collab in a clean font and a wraparound label with the info. 8.6/10

👃: The nose on this one is really enjoyable. It wasn’t as loud as I expected or wanted, it has a smooth, sweet, citrusy fruit aroma that’s definitely on the milder side, not that punchy, in your face type I usually prefer. What’s interesting is I didn’t pick up any of the sour diesel notes you might expect from the genetics and honestly, I’m not mad at that. 8.9/10

👅: The taste on this one was genuinely great. It delivered a light Champaya flavor with that sweet, zesty light citrus fruit notes that really taste great on the palate in my opinion. As I mentioned in the nose, the sour diesel didn’t show up in taste either which honestly surprised me. I expected it to come out swinging in the flavor, but it stayed completely buried and didn’t present itself at all.

The taste is basically a mild, smooth Champaya taste that’s super enjoyable and easy to keep going back to dab after dab. One thing I always appreciate is when terps dab clean, and this one definitely did. No throat itch, no background noise, just a smooth, flavorful hit every time. That clean finish really sealed it for me. 9.1/10

Overall: This jar was really enjoyable and delivered some amazing terps. The only downside was the consistency. I just wish it was a bit more stable. Honestly, that’s not something you can control much, and it didn’t take away from the overall experience at all, just annoying to work with.

I grabbed this one because I had tried a dab of the Champaya from the First Class Concentrates and Trichome Tortoise collab that was fire terps though we’ll probably never see those two team up again. Still, this jar checked just about every box, especially if consistency isn’t a big factor for you. The high was really enjoyable, not overpowering, but definitely enough to put you in a good place. It’s more on the terpy side than the potent side, though I did wish it hit a bit heavier.

Pure Organics and First Class Concentrates definitely did their thing with this one. That said, I probably wouldn’t grab it again not because it wasn’t good or anything, but just because it didn’t leave me craving a second jar. You know that feeling when something’s good, but once is enough that’s how this one felt. 8.9/10