Sinners Poison by Malibu X Feel Good

Sinners Poison by Malibu X Feel Good

Sinners Poison by Malibu X Feel Good is an indica-leaning hybrid (30/70) that reads as Animal Face x Sin Mintz. Coming in around 25-30% THC, this collab cut from Malibu and Feel Good trades candy sweetness for cookie dough and cold mint, then drops you into a heavy, narcotic body calm. Best for night.

Original Cali Pack, a Malibu and Feel Good collaboration.

The Story Behind Sinners Poison

Honesty first: Sinners Poison is a Malibu marketing name with no pedigree the brand has published, so treat the genetics as a careful read rather than a printed seed-bank fact. The clue is in the name. Cannabis has a whole “…Poison” naming family that all traces back to one cross, Animal Face crossed with Sin Mintz, bred by Ronin Seeds. Toad Venom is that cross. So is Frawg Poison, reviewed by The Highest Critic and grown out by names like Green Dawg and Cutright. Sinners Poison sits right in that lineup, doughy mint over heavy gas, so we place it as another expression of the same Animal Face x Sin Mintz line. Low confidence on the exact parents, high confidence on the family.

What the family does tell us is worth a lot. Animal Face is a Seed Junky Genetics cut, Face Off OG crossed with Animal Mints, and it took first place at the 2022 Emerald Cup. It hands down loud gas, vertical vigour, and most of the face-melting potency these crosses are known for. Sin Mintz, the Ronin side, leans on SinMint Cookies heritage and brings the cookie dough, the cold minty finish, and a smoother resin texture that rounds off Animal Face’s aggression. Put them together and you get exactly what this jar smells like. This jar lands as a collaboration between Malibu, the California brand best known for their Z-family work, and Feel Good, a fellow California outfit, and Sinners Poison has surfaced as a real reviewed cut rather than a name on a sticker, so the flower is out there earning its reputation even if the paperwork stays quiet.

The Nose

The first thing out of the jar is cookie dough, soft and sweet, that raw dessert batter smell before anything goes in the oven. Right behind it comes mint, cold and sharp, cutting clean through the sugar like toothpaste left on the counter next to a fresh bake. That push and pull is the whole signature of this line. Dig past it and a thick gassy funk sits in the base, raw and chemical, the Animal Face heritage refusing to be polite. A creamy layer smooths the middle while a squeeze of citrus keeps the top note from going heavy. That peppery edge sharpening the gas is the Caryophyllene at work, and the brightness lifting the mint comes from Limonene. Underneath it all, Myrcene lays down a dank, herbal floor, with a touch of woody Humulene filling the corners. The nugs run a dark forest green, fattened with frost and a sticky coat that drags on your fingers when you break one.

The Smoke

It pulls thick and oily, coating the mouth on the way in. The dessert dough leads the inhale, then mint rolls across the exhale like a cool draught through a kitchen. As the joint burns down, the gassy funk muscles forward, the Caryophyllene stacking peppery weight onto the smoke. Citrus flickers around the edges to keep it from turning flat, while the creamy note settles on the back of the palate and lingers between hits. By the last third the resin ring builds dark and greasy, and the flavour leans more savoury than sweet, dough and gas trading the lead. The ash runs grey rather than bright white, which suits a cut this resinous.

The High

It opens up top. A bright euphoric rush hits within a few minutes, lifting the mood and washing out the day’s noise. A warm happy glow stacks on right behind it, easy and uncomplicated. Then a light tingly buzz starts creeping down the neck and arms, the first sign the body is coming for you. From there it sinks fast. Relaxed waves roll through the shoulders, a deep calming weight follows, and by the 20-minute mark the full body high has locked in. That is the Animal Face gas doing its work, pulling everything downward. The back half turns genuinely heavy, the narcotic kind that flattens you into the cushions and shuts the eyelids. This is a one-way trip toward bed, so line up the snacks and the series before it takes the wheel.

Effect group: Sleep · Best time: Night

Who Should Try Sinners Poison by Malibu?

This is a nightcap, full stop. At 25-30% THC with sleepiness sitting high, Sinners Poison by Malibu is the jar you reach for after the last thing on the list is done, not before. Experienced heads chasing a hard body-off and a clean run to sleep will get exactly that. Anxiety risk sits at medium, so if racing thoughts are your thing or heavy indicas are new to you, take two or three pulls and give it fifteen minutes before deciding, because the body lock creeps and there is no easing off once it arrives. For anyone fighting insomnia, chronic pain, or the deep full-body tension that piles up over a long day, this lands squarely in nightcap territory, and the appetite kick won’t hurt either. The doughy mint nose is also a welcome break from the candy and fruit that crowd most of the Sleep shelf.

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