" The Oaxacan, in my memory, was much more complex. It was fruity, but had tang, with a full bodied sweetness, more fruit salad than just fruit.. The smell had the promise of leading to something delicious and it did. It was strong, yet it had balance. If the Nepalese was playing high C, the Oaxacan was playing a chord with resonance. It was a comfortable feeling, high yet grounded, profound and content. I am reminded more of a beach party, a celebration of life, (Shakira shaking her arse comes to mind). "
Sounds like my girl. although I would say its a bit more like JLO shaking that booty
Taken from the Sierra Madre de Oaxaca in the remote region of the Rincon de Ixtlan from a selection of around 500 plants in 1986.
This plant has become one of my main breeding studs.
Maybe this is the stud or female you are looking for Nevil.