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The Gelato family.

Sunset Sherbert.
Thin Mint Cookies.
The start of the family.

Meet Bacio, Mochi, Acai Berry, and Gello. A guide to the Gelato lineage and the aroma notes that distinguish each cultivar.

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One family / Four cultivar namesSherbinskis genetics
The family tree

It starts
with two.

Gelato comes from a cross of Sunset Sherbert and Thin Mint Cookies. Those are its parent cultivars.

The lineage connects the family. The full cultivar name tells you which Gelato you’re looking at.

The cultivar guide

Know the
family.

Four names. Four aroma profiles.
A quick reference to the Sherbinskis Gelato family.

Bacio GelatoCultivar #41

Aroma notesGas & floral

Mochi Gelato

Aroma notesDough

Acai Berry Gelato

Aroma notesBerry

Gello Gelato

Aroma notesFruit

Aroma notes describe the scent profile of each cultivar.

A little clarity

Names.
Lineage.
Answered.

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What is Gelato’s lineage?

Gelato comes from Sunset Sherbert crossed with Thin Mint Cookies.

Which one is Bacio #41?

Bacio Gelato carries the #41 designation. Its aroma profile is gas and floral notes.

Is Gelato a product format?

Gelato identifies a genetic family. Flower, pre-rolls, and vapes describe product formats. A cultivar name and a product format tell you different things.

How do I identify the cultivar?

Look for the full cultivar name on the product label, such as Bacio Gelato / #41. If you have a question, include the product and cultivar name when you contact Sherbinskis.