Review: Miss Perry Farms Pre-Rolls

Photos by Rita Thompson

Miss Perry Farms carries a deep agricultural legacy into New York’s growing legal cannabis market. Led by Maria Perry, this women-owned operation has evolved from hemp cultivation to producing craft-quality flower and hash-infused pre-rolls.

The farm grows its cannabis in mixed-light, light-deprivation greenhouses, blending natural sunlight with controlled environmental systems. This approach allows Miss Perry Farms to fine-tune temperature, humidity, and light while still honoring the rhythms of the seasons and producing cannabis that reflects both tradition and modern cultivation expertise.

To get a feel for the farm’s products, I tried two of their pre-roll offerings: the Quickies Dante’s Fruit Dry Sift Hash Infused Quickies Pre-Roll and the Silk Sheets Onesies Pre-Roll.

Dante’s Fruit Quickie Dry Sift Hash Infused Mini

$9 per pre-roll

I brought the mini up to my roof after a long day and lit it as the sun was starting to drop. It felt like the right kind of product for that moment. It’s small, manageable, and just enough for a quick reset before the evening.

Flavor-wise, the smoke leaned creamy with a subtle peppery bite, just as most online descriptions suggest. The hash infusion adds depth without completely overtaking the flower. Infused pre-rolls sometimes sacrifice the character of the underlying strain in favor of sheer potency. But here the balance felt fairly well maintained.

The dry-sift hash also contributes to a smoother smoke than some heavier concentrate infusions. Instead of feeling overly resinous or harsh, the draw stayed relatively clean, and the spiral filter helped maintain consistent airflow. The burn was steady for most of the session, though it did get slightly resin-heavy toward the end. 

Because it’s only half a gram, the mini format makes sense for quick solo sessions. At around $9 retail, it’s also a relatively accessible entry point into hash-infused products. For someone curious about infused pre-rolls but not ready to commit to a full gram or multi-pack, it’s a convenient way to sample the format. 

Silk Sheets Onesies Sativa Hash Infused Pre-roll

$22 per per-roll

While the Dante’s Fruit mini felt like a quick after-work smoke, the Silk Sheets Onesies Pre-Roll offered a slightly more relaxed, drawn-out session.

Miss Perry’s Onesies line features single 1-gram pre-rolls packaged in individual glass tubes designed to preserve freshness. It’s a simple but effective approach that keeps the flower protected and makes the product easy to stash in a bag or pocket without worrying about it getting crushed.

Silk Sheets is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred from Purple Ice Water and Dulce De Uva. The flavor profile leans noticeably sweeter than Dante’s Fruit, with notes of grape, berry, and vanilla.  

Like the mini, Silk Sheets is infused with triple-screen dry sift hash. This adds potency and body to the smoke without feeling overpowering. Dry sift is often a more subtle infusion compared to oil-based concentrates, and that restraint works in the strain’s favor. The flavor of the flower still comes through clearly, while the hash deepens the overall experience.

The high felt creative and relaxed without drifting too far into either direction. It had enough mental lift to stay engaged while writing this review. But it still carried a gentle body relaxation that made the session feel easygoing rather than overly stimulating.

At $22 for the full 1-gram pre-roll, Silk Sheets sits in the fairly typical range for infused joints in New York’s legal market. Considering the triple-screen dry sift hash infusion and careful construction, the price feels consistent with what many dispensaries charge for similar products.

A Look at The COAs

All of Miss Perry’s packaging also includes a QR code linking to a Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a closer look at each product’s potency and safety testing.

According to the COA, the Dante’s Fruit Dry Sift Hash Infused Mini pre-roll contains approximately 146.33 mg of total THC per package, with 29.27% total THC and 29.58% total cannabinoids overall. Most of the potency comes from THCa (30.37%), which converts to THC when the pre-roll is heated during smoking. The terpene profile is dominated by β-caryophyllene, with smaller amounts of α-humulene, α-bisabolol, caryophyllene oxide, and limonene, which help explain the subtle peppery notes that come through in the smoke.

The Silk Sheets Onesies pre-roll tested at 237.36 mg of total THC per package, with 24.26% total cannabinoids. As with Dante’s Fruit, most of the potency comes from THCa (21.37%), along with a small amount of THC (4.99%). The terpene profile again features β-caryophyllene as the dominant compound, alongside linalool, α-bisabolol, and α-humulene, which contribute to the strain’s sweeter, more floral flavor.

Beyond potency, the COA also serves as a quality and safety checkpoint. Testing conducted by Kaycha Labs NY confirms the products meet New York’s regulatory standards. This includes screenings for pesticides, heavy metals, microbial contaminants, mycotoxins, residual solvents, water activity, and moisture content.

Final Thoughts

Miss Perry Farms’ pre-rolls reflect the strengths of a craft-focused, women-owned cultivation operation. The use of dry-sift hash instead of heavier concentrates maintains the flower’s character while adding a gentle potency. And the construction (from the Dutch crown closures to the glass packaging) feels intentional rather than mass-produced.

If there’s a small critique, it’s that the burn on the mini can get slightly resin-heavy at the very end. But overall, these pre-rolls are a perfect example of thoughtful cultivation, craft-quality flower, and smooth hash infusion.

4.5/5 emeralds