Higher Vibrations is a Sierra Nevada craft cannabis brand specializing in solventless rosin, elite genetics, and high-terpene flavor. Family-run and fully vertical, they focus on pheno hunting, quality control, and creating standout terp profiles for connoisseurs.
Hefestus began in a garage in Cesaria and evolved into a global force in cannabis automation. Founder Yehuda Yamay and CEO Shahar Yamay blend old-school engineering with modern tech to create the machines the industry now relies on.
Our tour of Hefestus’ Caesarea headquarters with CEO Shahar Yamay revealed the engineering legacy built by his father, founder Yehuda Yamay. From raw stainless steel to full automation, their father–son vision drives the future of pre-roll production.
Sluggers makes its New York debut at Torches NYC, just steps from Grand Central. The cult-favorite mini blunts sold out instantly, with fans rushing for New York Diesel, Trainwreck, and Rose. Torches is now the exclusive Manhattan home for Sluggers.
From Midtown NYC to Colorado’s mountains, Christopher-Wallace Louie transformed a personal ritual into Made In Xiaolin—one of the most respected luxury cannagar brands. His story blends family, Shaolin discipline, craftsmanship, and the evolution of modern cannabis culture.
Honeysuckle steps into new territory with its first Sneaker Edition. a collectible blending cannabis, fashion, and culture. Featuring Dave Polley of Preferred Gardens, Carlos Vives Jr., Boston Roots Seed Co, Higher Vibrations, and Made in Xiaolin, this issue redefines print as art in motion.
Mobb Deep’s first album since Prodigy’s passing, blending legacy, loss, and Queensbridge grit. returns with Infinite — Produced by Havoc and The Alchemist. As Havoc one put it, “You carry it. You build on it." The project bridges generations of New York hip-hop.
This Native American Heritage Month, Honeysuckle spotlights Alex Anderson of Skyworld and Jay Randolph Wright of Little Beach Harvest—two Indigenous leaders redefining New York’s cannabis space through culture, sovereignty, and innovation.
At Expopharm Düsseldorf, Honeysuckle spoke with Remexian Pharma leaders Stefan Adomeit and Francesco Baganz about Germany’s rapidly evolving medical market—where patient demand, shrinking margins, and cross-border consolidation are reshaping the future.
At Expopharm and InterTabac, global strategist Deepak Anand shares insights on Canada’s hard lessons, Germany’s growing pains, India’s potential as the world’s largest cannabis market, and why access—not hype—will define the industry’s future.
Germany’s Cannabis Act evaluation shows fewer youth consumers, no rise in accidents, and declining crime. Bloomwell CEO Niklas Kouparanis warns against restricting medical access, arguing it would re-criminalize patients and undermine public health progress.
If the U.S. cannabis industry shifts into a pharmaceutical model, what happens to the culture built on community, creativity, and flavor? We explore how pharma could reshape weed—and why preserving the experience matters more than ever.
Ahead of Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Oct 13), ICIA’s Mary Jane Oatman and founder Rob Pero advance a sovereignty-first cannabis future—linking policy, enterprise, and access while reclaiming culture. Also: the Indigenous Cannabis Industry & Policy Summit, Nov 11–13 in D.C.
Trulieve is going pink this October with exclusive cannabis products and nationwide partnerships for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. From Florida’s “Pretty in Pink” line to Arizona’s Sweet Talk Pink Guava Gels, every purchase helps fund research, advocacy, and support programs.
At Expopharm 2025 in Düsseldorf, Europe’s largest pharma trade fair, cannabis was given a dedicated spotlight. The focus on plant-based therapies signaled their growing role in healthcare — once fringe, now central to Europe’s pharmaceutical conversation.
