About the FRAGRANCE
Renowned for its delicate temperament, the marijuana strain ’Pink Jesus’ was discovered during the 2000s by Sonoma Hills Farm in California and quickly gained an underground following. Amazed by the herb’s striking, vibrant color, many who encountered the sativa blurted out ‘Jesus, she’s pink!’, earning her the moniker ‘Pink Jesus’. Visiting Sonoma Hills Farm was to me an experience of a lifetime. I am delighted to present the collaboration 19-69 x Sonoma Hills Farm, resulting in Pink Jesus EdP. Fragrance notes include Pink Bubblegum, Cannabis Sativa Essence, Virginian Cedarwood.
INGREDIENTS
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FRAGRANCE NOTES
- Pink Bubblegum
- Sweet, sugary, and playful. Bright candy-like fruitiness with a soft vanilla sweetness and a smooth, powdery finish.
- Cannabis Sativa Essence
- Green, herbal, and slightly earthy. Fresh crushed leaves with a dry aromatic character and a soft bitter-green edge.
- Vanilla
- Warm and sweet with a soft, creamy richness. Smooth and comforting with a gentle resinous depth.
- Cashmere Wood
- Soft, woody, and smooth. Warm, airy woods with a slightly musky, velvety dryness and a gentle amber-like glow.
- Virginian Cedarwood
- Dry, woody, and clean. Smooth cedar with a soft, slightly smoky warmth and a crisp, airy finish.
- Grey Amber
- Cool, ambery, and slightly mineral. Soft resinous warmth with a dry woody undertone and a smooth, subdued depth.
PINK JESUS
Sonoma Hills Farm is the first licensed cannabis cultivator in Wine Country and the first cannabis farm worldwide to be certified organic.
Nestled north of San Francisco, in the heart of Wine Country, lies one of California’s finest cannabis cultivations, Sonoma Hills Farm. Every day, the ocean air blows in from the Pacific, tempering the warmth of the California sun, leaving buds fragrant and lush. And, each morning at sunrise, the farmers carefully harvest the thriving plants for their residents and guests.
Cooler temperatures transform the air into a misty, fresh fog but when the sun spreads its warm rays over the land it carries a subtle sweet, herbal, and earthy aroma. Small, pink bouquets are left out to dry on laundry lines, gently swaying in the breeze and creating a soft, soothing rustle. This is a garden for connoisseurs, nothing less.



