| Variant | Price | /g |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g ❌$̶17.50✅ | £12.10 | £12.10 |
| 3.5 g ❌$̶47✅ | £32.15 | £9.19 |
| 7 g ❌$̶82✅ | £55.61 | £7.94 |
| 14 g ❌$̶151✅ | £102.89 | £7.35 |
| 28 g ❌$̶289.50✅Best value | £197.08 | £7.04 |
| Variant | Price | /g |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g ❌$̶17.50✅ | £12.10 | £12.10 |
| 3.5 g ❌$̶47✅ | £32.15 | £9.19 |
| 7 g ❌$̶82✅ | £55.61 | £7.94 |
| 14 g ❌$̶151✅ | £102.89 | £7.35 |
| 28 g ❌$̶289.50✅Best value | £197.08 | £7.04 |
Dante's Inferno is a modern hybrid cultivar commonly associated with the pairing of Oreoz × Devil Driver. This combination brings together the dark, creamy, chocolate-forward character of Oreoz with the sweet fruit, citrus, and energetic gas profile associated with Devil Driver. Genetically, Dante's Inferno combines Oreoz's rich dessert character with Devil Driver's brighter fruit and fuel expression. The result is a layered hybrid profile built around sweet cream, dark chocolate, ripe fruit, citrus, and pungent gas, giving the cultivar a distinctly modern dessert-gas identity. Visually, the flower is commonly characterized by dense, chunky buds with deep green coloration and occasional purple tones. Bright orange pistils contrast against the darker flower, while a heavy coating of pale trichomes gives the buds a frosted, resin-rich appearance. Phenotype and growing conditions can significantly influence the final coloration and structure. The aroma opens with sweet cream, dark chocolate, and ripe fruit, followed by sharper notes of gas and citrus. Breaking apart the flower can reveal deeper layers of earthy spice, sweet dough, and fuel, creating a dense and complex aromatic profile. On the inhale, the flavor commonly combines creamy dessert, dark fruit, citrus, and sweet gas. The exhale becomes deeper and heavier, bringing forward chocolate, earthy spice, fuel, and lingering sweetness. Commonly reported terpenes can include caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene, and linalool, although the actual terpene composition varies between phenotypes, growers, and batches. Laboratory analysis is required to establish the precise terpene concentrations and cannabinoid content of a particular product. Quick Facts Product: Flower Genetics: Oreoz × Devil Driver Type: Hybrid THC Content: Batch-specific; laboratory verification recommended Aroma & Flavor: Dark chocolate, sweet cream, ripe fruit, citrus, gas, earth, spice Texture: Dense, chunky, heavily frosted, resinous buds Why It's Special Dante's Inferno stands out for its fusion of dark dessert genetics and modern fruit-and-gas character. The Oreoz influence contributes creamy chocolate and earthy richness, while Devil Driver adds brighter fruit, citrus, and fuel notes. The result is a particularly layered aromatic profile that moves between dark confectionery sweetness, ripe fruit, creamy earth, and pungent gas, giving Dante's Inferno a distinctive place among contemporary dessert-driven hybrids.
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