Atomic Concentrates Triple Cheese
Atomic Concentrates

Triple Cheese

Concentrates

Available now at Gardens Dispensary / Cherry Peak - Glendale in Denver, CO. Concentrates.

This store’s price · 1g
$8 In stock now

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About this strain

Triple Cheese — indica

One cheese, two cheese, Old Cheese crossed with Blue Cheese! Triple Cheese, by world-renowned breeder Barney’s Farm, brings classic Cheese genetics together with a sweet Cheese hybrid. This odoriferous union combines the earthy, cave-aged funk of Old Cheese and the sweet and savory bouquet of Blue Cheese, creating a one-of-a-kind terpene profile. Known to consistently reach 22% THC or higher, this manageable plant offers Cheese lovers new levels of complexity while preserving enjoyable effects.

Strain reference
Indica
Made by
Atomic Concentrates
What to expect

Effects, flavor & terpenes

Reported effects
Euphoric100%
Relaxed86%
Tingly60%
Sleepy51%
Giggly49%
Dominant terpenes
Myrcene
Earthy, musky — relaxing
Caryophyllene
Spicy, peppery — calming
Limonene
Citrus — uplifting
Humulene
Woody — appetite suppressant
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Where to buy Triple Cheese near Denver

Same product, every nearby dispensary — cheapest first, revisited hourly. Buying happens on the store’s own page.

1 shop
1Gardens Dispensary / Cherry Peak - Glendale0.0 mi · DenverIn stockBest price$8
Revisited hourly · neutral registry · no pay-to-rank
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Frequently asked

Is Triple Cheese an indica or sativa?

Triple Cheese is a indica. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.

What does Triple Cheese taste like?

Its aroma and flavor are shaped by its Myrcene, Caryophyllene and Limonene terpenes. Terpene data exists for only a small share of products, so where it's available — as it is here — it's worth weighing.