Fresh out of the greenhouses we've got some Jealousy x Animal Mints, also known as Jealousy Mintz or Jealousy Kush Mintz.
Slightly Indica-dominant, here's a breakdown of its characteristics:

Parentage: A cross between Jealousy (Gelato #41 x Sherbert) and Kush Mints (Bubba Kush x Animal Mints).
Appearance: dense, compact buds with olive-green hues, undertones of deep purple and a nice coating of frosty trichomes.
Aroma & Flavor: a complex and unique profile with hints of citrus, skunk, and grape juice. Some describe notes of sweet taffy, vanilla, coffee, and even hints of fuel. The Gelato lineage can also be detected with notes of sweet cream and candy.
Dominant Terpenes: The dominant terpenes in Jealousy Mintz are caryophyllene (spicy, peppery), linalool (soothing, floral), and limonene (citrusy).
Effects: often report profoundly relaxing, happy, and euphoric effects, a balanced high with both a heady lift and a body high, leading to feelings of happiness, relaxation, and upliftment.