OG Brulee Strain Review (Emerald Family Farms)

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I finally got my hands on the OG Brulee strain, the custard boy of highs. It’s one of my all-time favorites, and I love the sweet custard dessert it’s named after.
For newer adult consumers: slow down with this one. It’s a superbly flavored strain, but it’s strong enough to turn a pleasant session into an uncomfortable one if you overdo it.
Now let’s get to unveiling this nug.
- Type: Indica-dominant (as labeled)
- Potency: High THC, low CBD (exact numbers vary by batch)
- Terpene Profile: Myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene and linalool (as listed for this product)
- Packaging Details: Not available
- Pricing Details: Purchased a quarter ounce for $60 ($8.50 per gram) at Craft Cannabis by Hierba
A note on numbers: THC and CBD percentages and terpene profiles vary by grower and batch, so treat the details here as one sample and check the label on the product you buy. We could not confirm this strain's parent strains on a breeder page, so we don't list a lineage.
Buy cannabis only where it's legal for adults (21 and older in US adult-use states) and from licensed stores. Marijuana is still a Schedule I drug under US federal law, outside a 2026 rescheduling rule that covers only FDA-approved products and state-licensed medical marijuana, and state laws differ.
Appearance: 4/5
OG Brulee is a beauty to behold. So was the packaging of the vape cartridge I bought before the buds, with an animated bowl of crème brûlée topped with a strawberry and grape.
The buds are bright lime green with golden-yellow pistils and dark purple undertones. The resin coverage made me think about pressing some hash.
Unlike other strains, the buds are softer. You can break them up by hand without a grinder.
Aroma: 5/5
Right out of the bag, I picked up a sweet candied-vanilla scent with earthy hints. It reminded me of cookie-type strains.
The name fits: the sweet, nutty smell recalls vanilla custard and caramelized sugar. The exhale brought out earthy wood, nut, pine and herbal notes.

Flavor: 5/5
I knew I was in for a treat with this strain. Every drag hit smoothly and left a delicious taste.
Careful, though: OG Brulee tastes good enough to tempt you into another hit. Wait for the effects to kick in before going back.
Effects: 3/5
I love the body high of OG Brulee: slow, smooth and heavy. It made me tired and sleepy, so for me it's a nighttime strain for winding down after a long day.
It also gave me the munchies and progressed into couch lock and a nap. These are my effects; they differ from person to person.
OG Brulee is not a treatment for anxiety, depression, insomnia or any other condition. The FDA has not approved the cannabis plant for any medical use, according to NCCIH.
NIDA's cannabis overview notes that anxiety, panic and hallucinations are more likely with strong products or large amounts. Start low if you're new.
Overall: 4/5
OG Brulee is a flavorful indica-dominant strain with heavy body effects that suit the end of the day. The smooth smoke can hide how strong it is.
So go slow, especially if you’re new. For me, the euphoria progressed into sedation and couch lock.
Another Indica-dominant strain is the Lemon Garlic OG that’s good for end-of-day relaxation. Don’t forget to check it out!
Alternatives
I love the OG Brulee strain, and it’s easily one of my top 5 strains. But it may not be everybody’s cup of tea. So here are alternatives that can be worth your rotation:
- Inferno OG: Peppery and minty with a sweet, lasting scent. It hits hard with uplifting effects and works better as a daytime strain.
- Trinity: it’s a perfect alternative if you prefer a sativa dominant strain that smells nothing like cookies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is OG Brulee Indica or Sativa?
The OG Brulee I tried was sold as Indica-dominant, with myrcene listed as its top terpene alongside caryophyllene, limonene and linalool.
What Strain is OG Brulee?
OG Brulee is a high-THC, indica-dominant strain with a smooth, sweet flavor. Its exact parentage and potency vary by source, so check the product label.
Sources
- Schedules of Controlled Substances: Rescheduling of FDA Approved Products Containing Marijuana From Schedule I to Schedule III, Federal Register (U.S. Department of Justice)
- Cannabis (Marijuana) and Cannabinoids: What You Need To Know, National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
- Cannabis (Marijuana), National Institute on Drug Abuse



