Spritzer Live Hash Rosin Badder by Society C
Spritzer is the best-documented cultivar Society C presses, and the one that won them a cup. Cannarado crossed Runtz with a Grape Pie and MAC pairing, producing a grape-heavy, purple-leaning plant that took 1st place in Adult Use Indica Flower at the 2023 High Times Cannabis Cup Michigan. This is that plant as a solventless badder.
Who Makes It
Society C is a Michigan operation launched in 2019 under Natrabis, founded by three men who came out of the state's caregiver system: Nick Simpson, Ben Puraj, and Michael Thomas. Their Orion Township facility opened in 2021 at 54,000 square feet, with an on-site lab handling concentrates. The solventless line is made with ice, water, heat, and pressure only, from single-sourced flower.
The Cross
Spritzer comes from Cannarado Genetics in Colorado, and its cross is a three-way: Runtz crossed with Grape Pie and MAC.
Each side carries weight. Runtz is the Gelato and Zkittlez descendant that reset what dessert cannabis was expected to be. Grape Pie is Cannarado's own Cherry Pie by Grape Stomper. MAC is Capulator's Miracle Alien Cookies. That combination is why the grape reads so loudly while the structure underneath stays complicated. Reported panels put caryophyllene first, then limonene and linalool.
How It's Made
Live hash rosin badder means three things happened in sequence. Ice-water hash was washed from fresh-frozen material, that hash was pressed with heat and pressure into rosin, and the rosin was agitated through a cold cure until it set opaque and spreadable.
The word live specifically indicates fresh-frozen starting material rather than dried and cured flower. Society C publishes the ice, water, heat, and pressure method for this line, and badder is the texture at the end of that chain. Bag appeal runs heavily purple.
What It Left Behind
1st place, Adult Use Indica Flower, 2023 High Times Cannabis Cup Michigan, People's Choice edition, for Society C's Spritzer. That win is flower, not concentrate, and it says the input material was excellent, which matters for a solventless product. Society C's solventless credential from the same event belongs to Pastries, which took 3rd in Non-Solvent Concentrates.
The High Rise Take
Cup-winning flower pressed solventless is about as good a starting position as this category offers. Compare it against the brand's award-winning solventless jar on Pastries, trace the Runtz side on Runtz, or browse the High Rise concentrate library.