Looking for a weekend birthday smoke, took a punt on this as i like the eccentric strains, was expecting a lower potency as thats how purples usually roll.

As usual, great stealth and vendor delivering 100% no fannying about. As usual , smells like a tarts handbag as you uncover the layers, all good.

What a treat to look at. Reminds me of black pheno LA confidential dried.
Smell in the bag confirms why its called peanut butter breath, but lots of skunky rosemary as well, but its no really a weed smell until you rip some buds and smell close. Certainly different.
Taste: once lit the rosemary and forest fruits come alive and there is salinity there which is where i think the peanut thing gets its name from. Incense spice in there as well and almost smokes like a drysift as its rich in the mouth.
Stone is unique. Physically, tingles on the back of head just above ears, mentally head feels clearer, but almost sedated and thus great for meditation. Its a pretty decent heavy hitter.
I was hoping for something a bit different and its way surpassed what i expected in terms of potency and uniqueness. A superb one for the tin alongside others, but to my surprise, could work well as a daily as it is a complete charmer on every level.
Well done again RB. Ill say it again, but imho having tested the big vendors on here, quality and reliability and value is just streets ahead of anything else. 11/10 a real unexpected treat.
Just look at it!... :)

Ordered ndd and vendor had explained they were not posting wed and thu, so arrived the monday as expected.
Darker than advertised, reminds me of the critical on here a few weeks back, not quite as classy as the high though, but v close.
No need for heating as crumbles cold. Good texture and old school flavour, very smooth and thick smoke as youd expect.
High has good hash fog, a bit cleaner than most, but just what most will be after from a good drysift. Grinny, satisfying, strong and relaxing.
Nice large lump for 14g which shows off the light crumbly texture.
All in all happy chappy. Would use vendor again.