These New Camino Gummies Were Made for Spooky Season

Spooky season has plenty of tricks and treats, but for adult cannasseurs with a sweet tooth, not enough of it gets you high.

Camino is getting into the Halloween spirit with its limited-edition Blood Orange “Spirited” Sours, a seasonal spin on the brand’s popular THC gummies. These fun seasonal goodies just landed at embarc—right on time for fall.

Tart, citrusy, sugarcoated, and dangerously snackable, these teensy orange treats feel right at home beside the rest of the Halloween candy haul—of course, only if you’re 21 and over.

Blood orange also feels like a natural flavor choice for the season. It has both the Halloween color and a slightly sinister name, without glomming onto the pumpkin-spice-everything territory that takes over shelves every fall.

So, do these spooky Sours deserve a spot in your Halloween stash? I tried them to find out.

Taste test: sweet, sour, and seriously snackable

The texture is reminiscent of a sugar-coated gumdrop, while the flavor made me think of one of those vitamin C gummies you end up eating like candy.

Each gummy is coated in sour sugar, with a bright citrus flavor that’s plenty sweet without losing the tang the name promises. Camino uses pectin rather than gelatin, giving it a soft, moist chew that’s neither rubbery nor sticky.

The sour coating helps keep the sweetness in check. There’s enough tang to make these feel distinctly citrus-forward rather than like a generic orange candy, but also without you feeling like you just bit into a lemon.

The gummies also have a small indentation through the middle, making it easy to divide one into two equal pieces if you’re looking for a lighter dose. Each gummy contains 10 mg of THC.

The high: spirited, not scary

A full 10 mg gummy gave me a noticeable high that wasn’t overwhelmingly intense, but keep in mind that I’m a regular edible consumer. Consider your own tolerance before trying to match my freak. The experience felt pleasantly elevated and substantial enough to know the edible had arrived, but I definitely didn’t feel greened out.

Of course, edible experiences vary considerably based on tolerance, metabolism, food intake, and other factors. Someone newer to THC may want to take advantage of that handy indentation and start with half. And as always with edibles, give the first serving plenty of time to kick in before deciding you need another.

The verdict: trick or treat?

Camino has long been a standout in the edible aisle, particularly for shoppers who value consistent dosing alongside gummies that actually taste like something you'd want to eat. The Camino Blood Orange Sours fit neatly into that category.

They also manage to feel seasonal without relying entirely on novelty. Take away the Halloween branding and blood-orange theme, and you’re still left with a genuinely tasty sour gummy and an approachable edible experience.

The bright citrus flavor, sour-sugar coating, and soft chew make these genuinely easy to like. For me, a full 10 mg gummy delivered an enjoyable high that felt present without getting too intense.

The biggest downside? These really do taste like candy. So enjoy the spooky packaging, embrace the blood orange, and then put the package somewhere responsible before your taste buds convince you to eat the entire tin.

Want to put some high in your Halloween? Stop by your neighborhood embarc dispensary and give the Camino Spirited Sours a shot!