Strain Review: Miigwetch by Red Market Brand
Miigwetch
Lineage/Genetics: Unknown
Original Breeder: Unknown
Grower: Red Market Brand (Royal City)
Terpene Profile: Bisabolol, Caryophyllene, Farnasene, Ocimene
Dispensary: Ontario Cannabis Store
🙏 Red Market Brand at its core is about economic reconciliation
“Our long-term goal is to establish a national network of First Nation licensed producers who will supply Red Market… After initial exclusion from the Cannabis Act, RMB will ensure Indigenous voices are heard and respected as the Canadian cannabis industry, and Canada itself, evolves” says Isadore Day, former Regional Chief of Ontario, Lake Huron Region Grand Chief, Vice Chair of the North Shore Tribal Council, and co owner of the brand
The other half, Christian Sinclair, made headlines during his tenure as Onekanew (Chief) for the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, when he saw opportunities in the emerging industry and leveraged them to his community’s benefit. Where OCN was once near bankruptcy it’s now a key part of High Tide. “This is proof that even a small, remote First Nation community can become a big player in a billion-dollar market. Now, I want to share my expertise in building Red Market Brand as the number one Indigenous cannabis company in Canada that will also give back profits to our communities”
Both have pledged 25% of profits to Indigenous Causes and First Nations Wealth Creation, but the overall vision is so much more. It will support Indigenous communities creating their own community determined wealth
The first strain, Miigwetch (Anishinaabe for thank you) is a heavy couch locker with clear legacy roots. It’s grown by Royal City, who’s always been well received, including by me. The first notes are complex yet clearly myrcene driven. It has that rich creaminess that plays with trace terps for a funky mango papaya vibe. Underneath is bright cedar that comes through in the taste for an old school woodsy skunk profile. No shake and my 3 nugs were dense and fresh. The high punches above its 22.8% THC leaving you dazed for the first bit then slowly setting down. It’s warm and cozy and exactly what you want from a couch locker
This is just the start. Red Market Brand not only provides a springboard for Indigenous communities to follow Opaskwayak Cree Nation’s example, but gives us all an opportunity to contribute to our responsibility of economic reconciliation. Miigwetch 🙏🥭🌲💥🛋
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Red Market Brand Miigwetch Strain Review
🙏 Red Market Brand at its core is about economic reconciliation
“Our long-term goal is to establish a national network of First Nation licensed producers who will supply Red Market… After initial exclusion from the Cannabis Act, RMB will ensure Indigenous voices are heard and respected as the Canadian cannabis industry, and Canada itself, evolves” says Isadore Day, former Regional Chief of Ontario, Lake Huron Region Grand Chief, Vice Chair of the North Shore Tribal Council, and co owner of the brand
The other half, Christian Sinclair, made headlines during his tenure as Onekanew (Chief) for the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, when he saw opportunities in the emerging industry and leveraged them to his community’s benefit. Where OCN was once near bankruptcy it’s now a key part of High Tide. “This is proof that even a small, remote First Nation community can become a big player in a billion-dollar market. Now, I want to share my expertise in building Red Market Brand as the number one Indigenous cannabis company in Canada that will also give back profits to our communities”
Both have pledged 25% of profits to Indigenous Causes and First Nations Wealth Creation, but the overall vision is so much more. It will support Indigenous communities creating their own community determined wealth
The first strain, Miigwetch (Anishinaabe for thank you) is a heavy couch locker with clear legacy roots. It’s grown by Royal City, who’s always been well received, including by me. The first notes are complex yet clearly myrcene driven. It has that rich creaminess that plays with trace terps for a funky mango papaya vibe. Underneath is bright cedar that comes through in the taste for an old school woodsy skunk profile. No shake and my 3 nugs were dense and fresh. The high punches above its 22.8% THC leaving you dazed for the first bit then slowly setting down. It’s warm and cozy and exactly what you want from a couch locker
This is just the start. Red Market Brand not only provides a springboard for Indigenous communities to follow Opaskwayak Cree Nation’s example, but gives us all an opportunity to contribute to our responsibility of economic reconciliation. Miigwetch 🙏🥭🌲💥🛋
#ocs #ontariocannabisstore #ontariocannabisstorereviews #legalweed #legalcannabis #cannabisreview #weedreview #cannabiscommunity #cannabisculture #stoner #weed #cannabis #thc #budtender #budtenderreviews #420 #terpenes #420community #420daily #craftcannabiscanada #canadiancraftcannabis #canadianweed #canadiangrown #nugshot #budporn #weedporn #dank #redmarketbrand #miigwetchHey my name is Sean out of Body and Spirit Cannabis, a fully independent licensed bud store at Yonge and Dundas in Toronto. Super sensitive to strain differences, I like to keep a bunch on hand for exactly what I want or need to feel. The alternative is my day is ruined or I don't get to smoke! Be sure to check me out @sean.bodyandspirit for a full list of reviews and stop by the store to say hi and check out the new drops we're smoking!
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