Cannabis

Cannabis

This spirit is light and a little fruity, sitting somewhere in between the flavor profile of a floral gin and a sweet sake. My friends and I tried it mixed into a pomegranate cocktail instead of tequila, which was fantastic, and we also loved it with seltzer as a THC twist on a gin and tonic. It's delicious alone, too. I'd skip this for a work party or any group that might not be green-friendly, though.

Tucked between the Hudson Valley and the Shawangunk Mountains, Middletown, New York, has always been a city in motion. It's where hard work meets artistry, where the old-school spirit of the Hudson Valley blends seamlessly with a new generation's passion for innovation. Now, that energy is spilling into something fresh and unmistakable - New York's fire weed culture. Middletown isn't just catching up with the state's cannabis scene; it's shaping it.

The strongest weed in Albany doesn't chase hype. It's not about celebrity strains or flashy marketing. Here, strength is about science-lab results, verified purity, and small-batch craftsmanship. Consumers want transparency, sustainability, and a product that delivers the same clean, potent experience every time. That shift in mindset is what's driving a new generation of New York brands-especially one built on precision, purpose, and proof: Silly Nice.

Cannabis isn't just for recreation-it's part of a growing self-care movement. From Manhattan wellness studios to Upstate retreats, New Yorkers are using weed to reconnect with their bodies, reduce stress, and improve recovery. But not all products are created equal. The strongest weed for relaxation doesn't rely on gimmicks-it relies on consistency, quality ingredients, and responsible production. That's why Silly Nice has become a quiet favorite among professionals, athletes, and creatives who view weed as a tool for restoration.

Washington Heights isn't just a neighborhood-it's a movement. From the beats blasting down Broadway to the laughter echoing from stoops, the Heights has always embodied community, creativity, and resilience. It's the northern heartbeat of Manhattan-a place that never forgot where it came from and never stops pushing forward. Now, as New York's cannabis culture grows, Washington Heights is making its mark. Uptown smokers aren't chasing hype-they're chasing fire weed that feels authentic, consistent, and made with care. Weed that delivers both strength and soul.

Silly Nice is more than a cannabis brand-it's a cultural movement born in Harlem and fueled by craftsmanship, transparency, and purpose. Founded and operated by a small but passionate team, this Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned company has quickly become one of New York's most respected names in legal cannabis. Within its first year, Silly Nice earned a place among the Top 150 cannabis brands in the state, an impressive feat considering there are more than 500 licensed competitors across New York.

Few places in New York are as iconic-or as busy-as Penn Station. Whether you're catching a train, arriving from New Jersey, or heading toward Madison Square Garden, this Midtown hub connects millions of people daily. And just steps away from the commotion, New Yorkers and visitors are discovering one of the city's most respected weed brands: Silly Nice. Crafted in small batches and made locally with care, Silly Nice products are redefining the meaning of high-quality weed in New York State.

At 87.53% THC and a staggering 99.82% total cannabinoid content, Silly Nice's Diamond Powder represents a level of refinement few brands achieve. Every crystalline grain is the result of meticulous extraction, designed to isolate the purest components of the cannabis plant without diluting or distorting its natural essence. That purity translates directly into experience. Users report an immediate, cerebral high that's smooth, powerful, and long-lasting-without the harshness often associated with less refined concentrates.

Derbyshire Police said Diontai Simpson sent out "three to four messages per day" to prospective customers in Derby and Manchester. The 23-year-old, previously of Venwood Road in Prestwich, Manchester, admitted three counts of supplying cannabis, cocaine and heroin. He was sentenced at Derby Crown Court on Wednesday. Derbyshire Police said Simpson was arrested by officers who stopped a suspicious vehicle on Osmaston Road in Derby on 21 November last year. They found Class B drugs in the vehicle, and after searching an address, they discovered cannabis, cocaine, cash "and drug dealing paraphernalia such as weighing scales".

Babylon, New York, moves at its own rhythm. With its marina views, cozy cafés, and weekend nightlife that stretches from the village to the bay, this South Shore gem mixes laid-back beach culture with Long Island sophistication. Now that New York's legal cannabis market is thriving, Babylon smokers are searching for weed that actually delivers - strong, clean, and made in-state. That's where Silly Nice comes in. A Black- and Veteran-Owned New York craft cannabis brand, Silly Nice has built its reputation on one thing: uncompromising quality.