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Marijuana infused wine
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lokie
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A California-based winery created a bottle of wine infused with cannabis and no alcohol that could get you high and promises to prevent that awful next-day feeling you get after tossing back too much booze.
Rebel Coast Winery claims to be the first to make a no-alcohol Sauvignon Blanc-flavored drink – mixed with marijuana – that is supposed to smell like weed and taste just like wine. A bottle contains 16 milligrams of THC, the chemical compound in cannabis that causes a high. And a single serving has four milligrams of THC. (Edible products can contain no more than 10 mg of cannabis per serving size, according to California state law that will go into effect in January.)
I don't care much for wine but this looks like it's worth a guzzle.
Rebel Coast Winery claims to be the first to make a no-alcohol Sauvignon Blanc-flavored drink – mixed with marijuana – that is supposed to smell like weed and taste just like wine. A bottle contains 16 milligrams of THC, the chemical compound in cannabis that causes a high. And a single serving has four milligrams of THC. (Edible products can contain no more than 10 mg of cannabis per serving size, according to California state law that will go into effect in January.)
I don't care much for wine but this looks like it's worth a guzzle.
charface
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Lol, got it.
I'm not smart
Serva
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Ok, I completly missed the non-alcohol part! Thanks for the info! I was too fast with my opinion!A California-based winery created a bottle of wine infused with cannabis and no alcohol that could get you high and promises to prevent that awful next-day feeling you get after tossing back too much booze.
Rebel Coast Winery claims to be the first to make a no-alcohol Sauvignon Blanc-flavored drink – mixed with marijuana – that is supposed to smell like weed and taste just like wine. A bottle contains 16 milligrams of THC, the chemical compound in cannabis that causes a high. And a single serving has four milligrams of THC. (Edible products can contain no more than 10 mg of cannabis per serving size, according to California state law that will go into effect in January.)
I don't care much for wine but this looks like it's worth a guzzle.
Jimmyjonestoo
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No alcohol? Wouldn't you call that juice?A California-based winery created a bottle of wine infused with cannabis and no alcohol that could get you high and promises to prevent that awful next-day feeling you get after tossing back too much booze.
Rebel Coast Winery claims to be the first to make a no-alcohol Sauvignon Blanc-flavored drink – mixed with marijuana – that is supposed to smell like weed and taste just like wine. A bottle contains 16 milligrams of THC, the chemical compound in cannabis that causes a high. And a single serving has four milligrams of THC. (Edible products can contain no more than 10 mg of cannabis per serving size, according to California state law that will go into effect in January.)
I don't care much for wine but this looks like it's worth a guzzle.
Serva
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I would prefer it, but when i got it correctly, it is tasting like wine. An alcohol free beer also isn‘t called juice, is it? I also think that there is a rest of alcohol in it, like in a alcohol free beer (0,3-1% in europe atleast). I think they make a wine first, and extrakt the alcohol after, so also a rest of alcohol in the drink.
WeedFreak78
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That doesn't sound like much THC. Stupid limits.
tangerinegreen555
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A California-based winery created a bottle of wine infused with cannabis and no alcohol that could get you high and promises to prevent that awful next-day feeling you get after tossing back too much booze.
Rebel Coast Winery claims to be the first to make a no-alcohol Sauvignon Blanc-flavored drink – mixed with marijuana – that is supposed to smell like weed and taste just like wine. A bottle contains 16 milligrams of THC, the chemical compound in cannabis that causes a high. And a single serving has four milligrams of THC. (Edible products can contain no more than 10 mg of cannabis per serving size, according to California state law that will go into effect in January.)
I don't care much for wine but this looks like it's worth a guzzle.
I have gotten gummy bears from Colorado and Michigan marked 100 mg.
I eat half. 50 mg. Could probably eat a whole one if you don't drink or mix it with anything.
I'm shocked at a 10 mg. serving size. That's like a tease.
lokie
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see4
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WeedFreak78
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So it's a mixer? Cab and vodka? Cab and scotch? Or just add grain until you reach your desired ABV.
see4
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If the alcohol is what you're after, I'd say go with the real thing.
I've had non-alcohol wine before, and I've also swallowed bong water. They are comparable in taste and satisfaction.
cannabineer
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Oh yes. I like marijuana-infused people.
charface
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Dude, that gives a whole new meaning
To sipping too much to fit in.
I mean. I'll still do it but it's weird.
greg nr
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Isn't there a strain called soylent green?
The problem with mixing alcohol with edibles is that by the time you think you've had enough alcohol, the thc will start to kick in. And then you won't be much good to anyone except for the amusement of using sharpies on.
charface
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They don't call me dick face fer nuttinIsn't there a strain called soylent green?
The problem with mixing alcohol with edibles is that by the time you think you've had enough alcohol, the thc will start to kick in. And then you won't be much good to anyone except for the amusement of using sharpies on.