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Jean Guy from Good Supply presents a bold, spicy, and woody profile that stands out immediately. The smell was a bit stronger than Mandarin Cookies but slightly less clear, offering a complex nose of earthy wood and subtle fruity spice. The buds were massive, loosely structured, and heavily glossed with trichomes — an impressive sight, though less dense than expected. The flavour leaned hot and spicy, mirroring its smell but with a touch more bite. While the high eventually brought happiness and euphoria, it took about ten minutes to kick in and came with a surprising twist: rather than easing into rest, Jean Guy actually caused insomnia, making it a poor choice for winding down. The effects lasted a solid four hours, providing physical relaxation but also leaving a jittery, restless undertone. Highlights: Bold spicy flavour, long-lasting high, but better suited for active times than for sleep. Score: 6.83/10

Mandarin Cookies from Back Forty delivers a sweet, citrus-forward experience that feels just right for a daytime or early evening lift. The smell was moderately strong but impressively clear, with bright notes of citrus, fruit, and a touch of earthiness. The buds were small and tight, coated heavily in sparkling trichomes — giving them a beautiful, frosted appearance. The flavour stayed true to the aroma, offering a sweet and sour citrus taste that was both pleasurable and decently complex. Effects set in quickly, within about five minutes, bringing physical relaxation, gentle tingles, and a heady, happy high. It maintained a strong presence for around three hours without overwhelming intensity. Mandarin Cookies is a reliable go-to for a balanced sativa with a cheerful, mildly energetic effect.