WSIA Sun Cup / WSCA Craft Cannabis Cup (Washington Sun & Craft Growers Association)

●  frozen 2026-09-14 · API 0.7.0-stdlib

●  5 photographs recorded

Seattle, WA · 34 result rows

VIP event on Sunday 21 April 2024 in Seattle, presented by Agro Couture. 43 companies (over 50 brands) entered 177 products in 18 categories. 67 budtender judges (six per category) had five weeks to evaluate; flower, CBD, rosin vapes and concentrates were judged blind, while edibles, topicals, THC vapes and pre-rolls were judged branded with packaging considered. Winners and runners-up are published only as two graphics on the organiser page (transcribed here).

Source: sunandcraft.org, leafmagazines.com

Budtender judges; blinded vs branded category split; criteria effect, smoothness, taste, appearance, aroma.

14 more rows for this edition are in the dataset.

4 photographs recorded for this edition · credits: Cannabis photography by Kristen Angelo / A Pot Farmer's Daughter (site footer credit; not confirmed for this image), images.squarespace-cdn.com

Seattle, WA · 0 result rows

Organiser site carries a Northwest Leaf half-page ad for the 2023 Craft Cup (image saved) but no 2023 winner list was found.

Source: sunandcraft.org

No result rows for this edition. The status above says why: partial, results only, or not found. Nothing is filled in.

1 photographs recorded for this edition · credits: images.squarespace-cdn.com

Washington (live event) · 0 result rows

Washington Bud Company's Shawn DeNae (WSCA events chair) wrote that the 2022 Craft Cannabis Cup ceremony was moved from February to 23 April 2022 (Earth Day weekend) because of Omicron, with 30 judges and production by Farechild Events; winners were printed in Marijuana Venture, which was not retrieved.

Source: wabudco.com

No result rows for this edition. The status above says why: partial, results only, or not found. Nothing is filled in.

Washington (format/venue not stated) · 43 result rows

Spokesman-Review EVERCANNABIS (19 March 2021) reports the association's Craft Cannabis Cup winners across 15 categories, judged by more than 30 store owners, budtenders, influencers and consumers; proceeds fund legislative advocacy. Eagle Trees (Rolexx) and Lazy Bee Gardens (Slurricane) won the two sungrown flower categories.

Source: spokesman.com

More than 30 judges; categories split by grow method (full-term sun, light-dep, indoor/greenhouse).

23 more rows for this edition are in the dataset.

Online (Facebook Live) · 34 result rows

Because of COVID-19 the 2020 Sun Cup awards were presented on Facebook Live on 21 June 2020. CannaSol Farms swept both THC sungrown flower categories; Boggy Boon won greenhouse flower and infused joint.

Source: gleamlaw.com, spokesman.com

14 more rows for this edition are in the dataset.

Seattle, WA (private event, downtown) · 37 result rows

About 30 outdoor farms entered; samples were judged blind by budtenders and influencers. Awards were presented in person in downtown Seattle on 27 April 2019. CannaSol Farms won three categories including Best Overall with 9lb Hammer, and WSIA's board gave founder Jeremy Moberg an advocacy award. Puffin Farm and Lazy Bee Gardens also won several categories.

Source: thestranger.com, spokesman.com

Blind judging; judges receive numbered black bags (per Moberg in The Stranger).

17 more rows for this edition are in the dataset.