White Tahoe Cookies is a live rosin from Punch Extracts, pressed from flower grown by Emerald Queen Farms in Humboldt County. Punch sells it as a Tier 1 cold cure badder in 1g jars, part of the company's solventless line.
The cultivar behind the jar comes from Archive Seed Bank. It placed at The Emerald Cup twice, finishing 20th in the outdoor category in 2017 and 5th among licensed mixed-light and greenhouse entries in 2018.
Kush4Breakfast and the Archive cross
Archive breeder Kush4Breakfast built White Tahoe Cookies from three well-known lines. Seedfinder lists the cross as GSC × (The White × Tahoe OG), which pairs a GSC cut with a hybrid of two older OG-era cultivars.
Each parent brings something specific. The White is a resin line known for heavy trichome coverage. Tahoe OG anchors the OG side of the family, and GSC adds the Cookies structure that shaped much of modern California breeding.
Seedfinder classes the result as an indica-dominant hybrid and notes that Archive released it only as regular seeds, never feminized. Leafly lists the flower at about 20% THC. Weedmaps lists the alias Tahoe Cookies and puts flowering at 6–9 weeks, with light green buds, purple highlights and orange pistils under a thick coat of resin.
A clone-only keeper and a new parent
White Tahoe Cookies also circulates as a clone. 710 Labs carries it in its genetics library as a clone-only cultivar and credits Archive Seed Bank as the breeder.
Archive has since used it as a parent. Its Moon Boots seed line crosses White Tahoe Cookies with Moonbow #75. The breeder describes short, very branchy plants that suit tents and low ceilings, and recommends defoliation on phenotypes that lean toward the White Tahoe Cookies mother.
Sun-grown in Willow Creek
Emerald Queen Farms grows in Willow Creek, California, in eastern Humboldt County. The family-run farm grows in the sun, in native soil, with few amendments beyond compost, peat and rice hulls.
The farm works both clones and its own seed genetics. It uses cover crops, water tanks and licensed stream diversions to manage water, and it credits the south-facing skies of eastern Humboldt for the character of its flower.
Emerald Queen also partners with extractors on solventless releases. Beyond this Punch jar, the farm's collaborators include Nasha Hash and Papa & Barkley.
Punch's Tier 1 cold cure badder
Punch Edibles & Extracts launched in 2013 as an edibles company focused on high-dose products at accessible prices. It has since grown into vapes, pre-rolls, distillate and solventless concentrates, and holds California adult-use and medical manufacturing licenses.
Its live rosin is made with ice and purified water in a climate-controlled room, with no cutting agents or additives. Punch offers the solventless line as fresh press or cold cure badder and grades it across four tiers.
On Weedmaps, the White Tahoe Cookies badder carries flavor tags of earthy, citrus, sweet and nutty. Customer effect tags lead with relaxed, euphoric and happy, with creative and focused also on the list.