OK . . . these are not imports but they are not sold through the gov’t approved stores. The one on the left was called Red Lebanese . . . but it is not and it has a very subdued taste and smell – with just a whiff of a hash smell. The effect is much closer to my memory of Blond Leb. It is an up high while I remember Red as more of a sedative. This one is fairly strong but – shall we say – somehow boring?
The one on the right is gooier – but not overly so – and it was sold as Full Moon/Wedding Cake. It has more of a traditional sweet hashy smell and it does pack a nice punch.
Both were bought at a local indigenous store which makes it fuzzy legal since the indigenous tribes here claim that they do not need government approval to sell medicine. So it is considered grey market rather than black market.
The one on the right is gooier – but not overly so – and it was sold as Full Moon/Wedding Cake. It has more of a traditional sweet hashy smell and it does pack a nice punch.
Both were bought at a local indigenous store which makes it fuzzy legal since the indigenous tribes here claim that they do not need government approval to sell medicine. So it is considered grey market rather than black market.