LAS VEGAS —
Chillers Lozenges, the fruit-flavored, gluten-free and vegan-friendly edible that has enjoyed huge popularity with cannabis consumers, have been re-imagined as a pectin based gummy for a new generation with the innovative addition of live resin and a roster of cocktail-inspired flavors. The new Chillers Live Resin Gummies are now available at Deep Roots Harvest dispensaries, as well as select cannabis retailers across Nevada.
Unlike cannabis distillate, which is created through an extensive extraction procedure, live resin production begins during the harvesting process by flash-freezing the cannabis plant immediately after it has been cut. The freezing preserves trichome freshness, which produce and store the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes. This allows products created with extracts derived from live resin to retain the maximum amount of cannabinoids, or “full spectrum” qualities of the plant, and provides the most authentic effects of the whole plant.
“Cannabis consumers are increasingly seeking the ‘whole plant’ experience but may not want to consume inhalable products for a variety of reasons,” said Danny Malafouris, Director of Production and Chief Chiller. “Live resin extract allows us to provide the full spectrum of a plant’s cannabinoid structure in an edible form. Most people say it provides the most authentic cannabis experience. We think Chillers fans are going to be blown away.”
The new Chillers Live Resin Gummies feature five new flavors: Apple Sangria, Cherry Amaretto, Tropical Paradise, Strawberry Mimosa and Raspberry Tamarind. Each package contains a total of 100mg THC and zero additives, with 20 clear, translucent gummies per package at 5mg THC per piece.
About Chillers
One of the first fruit-flavored infused-cannabis edible brands to gain widespread popularity, Chillers Lozenges have been re-imagined for a new generation as Chillers Live Resin Gummies. Now available in five, cocktail-inspired flavors, Chillers now feature an innovative live resin formulation that provides a “whole plant”experience in the convenience of an edible.
