The initial hit is decidedly sweet, with a pronounced candy profile, ripe berries and tropical fruits at the forefront. The body rounds off with a creamy, almost vanilla-like note, reminiscent of the Gelato heritage. The finish leaves a light herbaceous trail and a subtle peppery hint that prevents the sweetness from becoming cloying.

When you open the bag, it’s like walking into a sweet shop: berries, candied red fruits, sweet vanilla. Underneath, a gaseous, slightly floral base that marks the Runtz lineage. Rub a bud between your fingers, and the peppery hint of caryophyllene rises, adding depth to the whole confection.

Short, dense buds, conical and compact, neatly trimmed. A massive layer of trichomes across the entire bract, hence the ‘Ice’: it glistens like frost under the light. A few purple or lilac highlights appear on some shoots, interspersed with bright orange pistils. To the touch: firm, slightly sticky, exactly what you’d expect from a hydroponic plant that’s been properly cured.