Sangria S1

User reports on Sangria S1 paint a fairly consistent picture: consumers describe euphoria, along with relaxation, a tingling sensation in the body and an uplifted mood. What remains unclear is which plant they actually consumed. A CBD hemp line from Trilogene Seeds is documented under the name, yet other strain descriptions give 23 % THC for Sangria S1.

Genetics and Origin:

A hemp operation in Nebraska lists Sangria S1 CBD among the varieties whose seed it obtains from Trilogene Seeds. Trilogene had a female plant named Sangria genetically tested. According to the genome analysis (Medicinal Genomics, 2020), the gene for THCA synthase is deleted while the one for CBDA synthase is intact; the lab associates such a deletion with hemp chemotypes. The S1 suffix is missing from this entry.

A user report names 20Twenty as a different origin of the seeds. No parent strains are given for either line in the descriptions reviewed.

THC Content:

Without naming a lab or batch, other strain descriptions list Sangria S1 with 23 % THC and 1 % CBG. This figure contradicts the genetic finding on the Trilogene plant. Whether it refers to a different genetic line under the same name cannot be determined from the sources.

Aroma and Flavor:

Chestnut, berries and vanilla appear in strain descriptions as the flavor. The same descriptions derive caryophyllene as the dominant terpene from lab tests of products sold, followed by myrcene and limonene; they give no measured values. One consumer found that the strain tasted like the drink it is named after and noticed citrus and tea in the scent.

Effects:

Beyond the euphoria, consumers describe good spirits, giggling, talkativeness and heightened desire. One report describes a clouded feeling in which concentration and creativity were retained. Another found the effect slow to set in and coming in waves over several hours. A person who, by their own account, otherwise does not care much for sativas found the strain relaxing and classed it as sativa-leaning themselves. Hunger is mentioned as well, with dry mouth as a side effect.