The Godfather Of Sour Diesel Pot Returns To New York
Joe Murray, the legendary grower behind the cult chronic Sour Diesel, made his name in the black market 20 years ago. Now he’s trying to find sweet success in a chaotic legal cannabis industry.
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Joe Murray, the legendary grower behind the cult chronic Sour Diesel, made his name in the black market 20 years ago. Now he’s trying to find sweet success in a chaotic legal cannabis industry.
Greg Tannor of Lee & Associates dishes on how he's navigating a flood of interest in cannabis retail shops in a new Crain's New York Business series, "The Closer."
Brooklinen among boutique retailers drawn to neighborhood
Somewhere in the East Village, a pizza joint slings cannabis-infused pies in a speakeasy-like environment. Stoned Gourmet Cannabis Pizza — the brainchild of the so-called “Pizza Pusha” Chris Barrett — has operated in a sort of gray area since it opened last October. Reservations are made by direct messaging with a private Instagram account, which captures photos of guests lighting joints and dining on THC-infused pepperoni pizza and “Ganja” (Garlic) Knots. On one wall is a red neon sign that reads “Either light up or leave me alone.” And police have, thus far, looked the other...