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Strain Library · Hybrid · Sunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC

Gelato 33

Gelato 33 is the original numbered Cookies/Sherbinskis Gelato pheno selected before Mochi (Gelato 47) and the wider Gelato family broke into the mainstream. Common in afternoon-into-evening rotations among adults 21+ who want the original Gelato baseline.

Flavor is sweet berry with a creamy backbone and an earthy exhale, the profile that became the benchmark every later Gelato cross was measured against. Caryophyllene leads with limonene and humulene support. Stocked across NY, MA, and California dispensaries through 2026, often as the most accessibly priced Gelato pheno on a premium menu. A common starting point for shoppers learning the Gelato family palette.

Tasting notes
sweet, berry, cream, earthy
Terpenes
caryophyllene, limonene, humulene
LineageSunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC
BreederCookies / Sherbinskis
On the labelTHC 21–27% · CBD 0–0%
Stocked atAsk a shop

We describe cultivars by smell and taste only. Ask the shop what a first serving looks like, and start small.

Frequently asked

Is Gelato 33 a sativa, indica, or hybrid?

Gelato 33 is classified as a hybrid strain. Its genetic lineage is Sunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC.

What does Gelato 33 taste like?

Gelato 33's flavor profile is characterized by sweet, berry, cream, and earthy notes.

What THC range does Gelato 33 test at?

Gelato 33 typically tests at 21–27% THC. The exact figure is on the label of each batch; ask the shop what a first serving looks like and start small.

Where to ask

Licensed New York dispensaries

Licensed shops to call or visit about Gelato 33 and other hybrid strains. Verify license status via the OCM QR code at cannabis.ny.gov.

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