Sour Sunset is a custom blend of Sour Sunset fresh frozen and Grapefruit Moonshine THCA, gently decarbed then loaded into a two gram disposable Pocket Puffer Live, or one gram Gem Cart.
Type: Indica
Availability: 2g Pocket Puffer Live, and 1g Gem Carts.
Sour Sunset Cart PhytoFact Sheet
The Tastes: Sour Sunset is basically citrus turned up to a level that feels slightly irresponsible, in a good way of course. The fresh frozen aspect shines through as one might expect.
On the inhale, expect sharp citrus with a slightly sour edge. The middle brings bright fruit layered with floral and green notes, and the exhale gives a dry, peppery, lightly bitter finish that keeps it structured.
It’s not a soft sunset. It’s more like staring directly into the sun and pretending that was the plan. One lab rat described it as, “All the fun parts of the movie Sunshine, before they descend into madness.”
Let’s get into the numbers.
Limonene at 3.48% is doing the majority of the talking. That’s a big number, and it shows up immediately as a bright, punchy citrus blast that leans more toward grapefruit peel than sweet orange. There’s a slight sharpness to it that gives the “sour” part of the name some credibility.
Then beta-caryophyllene at 1.69% steps in to keep things comfy and grounded. That peppery, slightly woody backbone prevents the citrus from turning into straight candy vapor, which it absolutely would if left unsupervised.
Myrcene at 0.75% adds a bit of body, bringing in a soft, slightly ripe fruit layer that rounds the edges just enough. Not heavy, but noticeable. The 0.57% of humulene quietly reinforces a dry, slightly bitter edge, which is doing more work than it gets credit for.
Where this gets interesting is the mid-layer. Linalool at 0.76% has a surprisingly strong floral softness. Alpha-pinene at 0.52% brings a green, slightly sharp lift, then terpineol at 0.37% gives it a light floral, almost citrus-blossom note, with 0.21% ocimene showing up with a subtle sweet-fruity brightness.
The Feels: Sour Sunset lands in that terp-heavy zone where the experience tracks with the numbers. The onset is limonene-driven and immediate. You get a noticeable mental lift and a bit of energy, which is slightly at odds with the indica label, but not in a bad way.
Then it settles. Caryophyllene and humulene pull it back toward a more grounded state, while the myrcene adds a mild body relaxation that keeps it from feeling too sharp or jittery.
The linalool presence is what smooths the transition. It takes that initial brightness and rounds it into something more calm and slightly euphoric, without killing the clarity entirely.
Overall, with 79.42% total active cannabinoids and 9.8% terpene content, Sour Sunset by The Dope Depot is a citrus-forward profile that actually commits to the bit.
The terpene profile is heavily driven by limonene, supported by a structured backbone of caryophyllene and humulene, with a surprisingly prominent floral layer linalool and terpineol that adds complexity instead of noise.
From a formulation standpoint, this is what happens when you take a high-limonene profile and give it enough supporting structure to keep it from becoming one-dimensional. It’s bright, layered, and just controlled enough to stay intentional. It leans more “sour citrus with floral complexity” than anything resembling a mellow sunset, but honestly, the name was always going to lose that fight.
Rating: Our lab rats give Sour Sunset 9.3 pieces of cheese.
Find The Dope Depot Sour Sunset carts at these fine Oregon shops.
- Central Organics
- Elevation 2150
- Top Shelf Wholesale
- Treasure Valley Cannabis Co.
If these shops don’t have what you need, tell them it’s time to reup!