Nug #3: The Badder the Better
Badder is a form of cannabis concentrate (we make it in live rosin and resin) that has a smooth and thick consistency. A consistency resulting from proprietary post-processing methods earned from years of hands-on experience.
What’s Badder?
It’s a form of cannabis concentrate (we make it in live rosin and resin) that has a smooth and thick consistency. A consistency resulting from proprietary post-processing methods earned from years of hands-on experience. You may have heard of budder, but this is thicker, moister, and stickier (the consistency ensures a superior, easy-to-use experience with your preferred rig).
You know a higher quality badder when you see and smell it: it has a lighter gold or translucent white color; and the aroma is intensely innate to the original plant. We feel that by elevating all of our products to be closer to the experience you’d have with the flower, all New Yorkers can feel just a bit closer to the land that provides it all.
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