Jenny Lewis Wants to Sell You Some Weed

Just when you thought you couldn’t love her any more, she launches her very own line of pre-rolled joints.
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Jenny Lewis Wants to Sell You Some Weed

Just when you thought you couldn’t love her any more, she launches her very own line of pre-rolled joints.

Words: Alison Story

photo by Alix Spence

May 13, 2019

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Getting stoned with Jenny Lewis seems like it would be the best time ever. She’d play lots of cool records, school you on all nature of life’s mysteries, and then know the best place to get food when the munchies kick in.

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So the news that Miss Lewis has launched her very own marijuana pre-rolls is cause for much celebration across Southern California. The joints, coined “The Rabbit Hole,” is a collaboration with Santa Barbara area cannabis company Glass House Farms, and will be sold in five-packs of half-gram pre-rolls in California marijuana dispensaries.

The weed in Lewis’ joints will be “a light Sour Diesel sativa with 16.3 percent THC content,” which should equal a very chill, giggly high, ideal for music festivals. Fun fact: the seeds for “The Rabbit Hole” were allegedly first distributed at a Grateful Dead show in 1991.

According to the grower, the packs will hit dispensaries “later on this week.” Among the outlets expected to carry them include The Pottery and Sweet Flower.

Let’s have a listen to the song that inspired the weed, “Rabbit Hole,” below. And don’t bogart that joint, my friend.

UPDATE: Lewis has taken to Twitter to let us know that “The Rabbit Hole” pre-rolls aren’t made from a personal strain, but that an official Jenny Lewis weed strain is coming soon!

We also have a teaser of the “Rabbit Hole” packaging and a matching lighter. As expected, they both look pretty, pretty good.

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