Daily Grape strain guide
Daily Grape is an indica-leaning hybrid known for a grape and diesel smell and high THC listings. People describe it as relaxed, giggly and euphoric. Its family tree is less settled than its name suggests: sources give two quite different crosses.
Where does Daily Grape come from?
There are two stories, and they don't agree. Two strain databases describe Daily Grape as a cross of Granddaddy Purple and Sour Diesel, with one strain database crediting a breeder called Street Lawyer Services.
One strain database lists it as a clone-only strain bred from Daily Driver and Grape Pie, and some product listings give that same cross. It's possible two different plants share the name, so the lineage is best called not well documented.
What does Daily Grape smell and taste like?
The name gives it away: grape is the main note, sweet and a little berry-like. Under that sits a diesel and gas side, with some earth and pine. Growers describe the buds as gassy and resinous, often lime green with purple.
One strain database's terpene data puts limonene first, then pinene and caryophyllene. Limonene brings a bright lift, pinene the piney edge and caryophyllene a peppery bite. The taste is grape and berry up front with fuel on the finish, and some people mention a creamy sweetness.
Daily Grape effects: what people report
People most often describe Daily Grape as relaxed, giggly and euphoric, with a heady start that settles into the body. Some reviewers find it social and creative, while others say it gets sleepy, which fits its indica lean.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth, dry eyes and the odd headache are the common complaints, and a few people mention feeling anxious.
How strong is Daily Grape?
Daily Grape is listed as a very high-THC strain. Two strain databases both give a range of about 25% to 30% THC, and one strain database reports grow results of 23% and 27%. CBD is very low.
That is strong for anyone, and a lot for a beginner. Start with a small amount and give it time before having more. If you see a THCA number on the label, our THCA vs THC guide explains how it relates to THC.
Buying Daily Grape in Canada
Since two different crosses go by this name, the producer matters. Some listings name the parents, so check whether yours says Granddaddy Purple and Sour Diesel or Daily Driver and Grape Pie.
You might find it as dried flower, pre-rolls or concentrates. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date on the label, since fresher flower keeps more of that grape smell.
Daily Grape vs Granddaddy Purple
Granddaddy Purple is named as a parent in one of Daily Grape's two lineage stories, and both lead with grape. Granddaddy Purple is the classic: sweet grape and berry with a heavy, sleepy reputation. Daily Grape adds a diesel and gas side and is usually listed several points higher in THC, with reports that lean a little more giggly and social. If you want the well-known purple classic, go with Granddaddy Purple. If grape with fuel sounds better, try Daily Grape.
Strains like Daily Grape
If you like Daily Grape, these are the closest matches:
- Granddaddy Purple: a possible parent, with sweet grape and a heavier, sleepier feel.
- Grape Pie: named as a parent in the other lineage story, sweet grape and berry with a peppery edge.
- Sour Diesel: where the diesel note may come from, much more energetic.
- Grape Gas: the same grape and fuel combination in another strain.
