Hey Campers! Roxy’s here with her take on Sixty Seven Sins | Project X — and fair warning, she’s got a theory about why indicas wake her up. We’ll let her explain.
Sixty Seven Sins has been quietly building a cult following in Ontario with their Artisan Reserve line — small-batch, pheno-hunted flower from a craft grower in Brantford with over 100 cultivars in their genetic library. Project X (Devil Driver x Gelato 4516) is one of their heavier hitters, and Roxy put it through its paces.
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Budtender Review (Roxy)
“67 Sins Project X. Indica hybrid 33%. Terp 3.14%. I thought it was great! Burned nice, didn’t make me cough. I only needed to smoke a small amount to feel the effects. The high, like most indicas, made me want to get up and clean and be creative. (Still trying to figure out why indicas wake me up and sativas put me to sleep, lol — thinking it has something to do with the terps.) Overall, I would recommend this but, not as good as the Carmel Envy!”
First Impressions
Project X is born from Devil Driver crossed with Gelato 4516 — two heavy-hitting parents that bring gas, cream, and potency to the table. At 33% THC and 3.14% terpenes, this is a strain that doesn’t need to apologize for its numbers. The burn is clean and smooth, which Roxy confirmed: no coughing, no harshness. Sixty Seven Sins describes the profile as creamy gelato sweetness wrapped in gas, and the terpene content backs that up.
How It Hits
Here’s where it gets interesting. Roxy’s a self-described indica anomaly — where most people sink into the couch, she gets energized and productive. Project X followed that pattern: clean and creative, with a drive to get things done rather than zone out. She suspects the terpene profile is the driver behind her unusual response, which isn’t a bad theory — individual terpene sensitivity can meaningfully shift how a strain lands. For most consumers, the Devil Driver x Gelato lineage will lean toward relaxation and euphoria, but Roxy’s experience is a good reminder that cannabis hits everyone differently.
What People Are Saying Online
- Sixty Seven Sins describes Project X as delivering creamy gelato sweetness wrapped in gas, with an electric euphoria that commands attention from the first spark.
- The 67 Artisan Reserve line has earned a reputation in Ontario for small-batch, pheno-hunted flower with consistently high potency — their genetic library of over 100 cultivars drives a rotating selection that keeps repeat buyers coming back.
- Stok’d’s own product page positions the Artisan Reserve as on par with premium craft brands like Victoria Cannabis, Carmel, and VOLO — a step above value brands and built for evening sessions and deep conversations.
Our Take
Project X earns its spot in the Artisan Reserve lineup on potency and clean execution alone. At 33% THC and over 3% terps, the numbers are there — but what matters more is that it smokes clean. It burns clean, doesn’t cough, and a small amount goes a long way. Roxy liked it but gave the edge to Carmel Envy, which is fair — at this level of the craft market, preferences come down to personal terpene response and genetic alignment. At Stok’d, Project X is the recommendation for anyone chasing that creamy, gassy indica profile with serious potency behind it.
About the Brand
Sixty Seven Sins (JNS Industries) is a craft cannabis producer based in Brantford, Ontario. They’re built around pheno-hunting — with over 100 cultivars in their genetic library, each Artisan Reserve drop features a meticulously selected strain from their small-batch grows. They’ve recently expanded into pre-rolls and AIO vapes, but flower remains their foundation. Legacy respect and seed-to-smoke quality control are the ethos.
Final Word
Project X is a heavy hitter that smokes cleaner than its 33% THC would suggest. If you’re an indica lover who wants potency with flavour — or if you’re like Roxy and indicas actually get you moving — this is worth trying. Grab it at any Stok’d location in Scarborough or Niagara Falls, or order online for delivery.
FAQs
The Sixty Seven Sins Project X was reviewed by Roxy, a budtender at Stok'd Cannabis. This is a firsthand review based on personal use.
Yes, this review is based on firsthand experience. Roxy tried the product herself and shared her honest impressions with the Stok'd team.
Project X delivers a creamy, gelato-forward sweetness with gassy undertones. The Devil Driver x Gelato 4516 lineage gives it a rich, dessert-like profile that leans into cream and gas rather than fruit or earth.
Project X tested at 33% THC with 3.14% terpenes in Roxy's batch. It's potent — she noted that only a small amount was needed to feel the effects. This is a strain for experienced smokers or anyone comfortable with high-potency flower.
The 67 Artisan Reserve is Sixty Seven Sins' flagship flower format — small-batch, pheno-hunted strains that rotate regularly. Each drop features a different cultivar from their library of over 100 genetics, so the specific strain changes. Check the packaging or ask a budtender for what's currently in stock.
You can buy Sixty Seven Sins Project X at any Stok'd Cannabis location in Scarborough or at our Niagara Falls store. Check stokd.ca for current availability or order online for delivery.
Absolutely. The Artisan Reserve line rotates regularly, so there may be a new strain in by the time you visit. Our budtenders can also recommend other craft indica options in the same potency range. Drop by any location and we'll find your fit.
The Stok’d Education Team is made up of cannabis enthusiasts, retail pros, and budtenders who live and breathe the culture. We research, test, and review products so you don’t have to guess what’s good. Every article is written or reviewed by our team to keep things accurate, compliant, and easy to understand. Our goal is simple: help you make informed choices, discover new favourites, and enjoy cannabis with confidence.
