Jublee Montreal-Style Aged Hash - Legal Hash Review
Genetics: Power Sherb and Cherry Bomb
Grower/Producer: Gayonica –St. Hyacinthe, Quebec
Overall: A good hash
Bag Appeal: It looks like soft brown hash
Smell: It has a trace of a smell . . . I think . . .
Taste: Like it smells.
Potency: Tested THC @ 30.1%, CBD @ 3.5%, CBG @ 1.2%, CBN 1.9%
Total Terpenes: 2% Caryophyllene, Fenchol & Bisabolol
Duration: 7/10 – about an hour . . .
I don’t know about you, but if I was going to start up a cannabis processing company I think I would come up with a better name then Gayonica. Yeah, Gayonica. OK, OK . . . it’s just their corporate name. Their brand name is far better and certainly more product orientated . . . Jublee. WTF? Jublee? Really? Somehow that just looks and sounds . . . odd. Anyways, they are a cannabis processing company in the wilds of Quebec – east of Montreal – that was started by some dude that has had a successful career in agro businesses. They make oil and edibles and this looks like it is their first stab at hashish. They are calling it: Montreal-Style Aged Hash.
Now, when you look at a map, it becomes apparent that Montreal is not in a traditional hashish producing country. Their only real association with hashish is the fact that they are a year- round port for cargo ships which meant that they (along with Halifax) were the entry point for millions of tonnes of illegal hashish imports for the last 60 years. The Mafia always controlled the docks and the bikers controlled the distribution so forget your warm and fuzzy thoughts of peaceful hippies . . . this was business.
Back to the present . . . this hash ain’t bad. Pretty decent actually – for a lightweight. The smell is almost non-existent and the taste is just neutral smoke, but it does have a nice high. Mostly body with just a bit of mid-fuck – actually very similar to the hash from those cargo ships in the 70s . . .
P.S. It came in one of the new glass-plastic containers that more hash/concentrate producers are using. And it is Happle friendly. Bonus!
Genetics: Power Sherb and Cherry Bomb
Grower/Producer: Gayonica –St. Hyacinthe, Quebec
Overall: A good hash
Bag Appeal: It looks like soft brown hash
Smell: It has a trace of a smell . . . I think . . .
Taste: Like it smells.
Potency: Tested THC @ 30.1%, CBD @ 3.5%, CBG @ 1.2%, CBN 1.9%
Total Terpenes: 2% Caryophyllene, Fenchol & Bisabolol
Duration: 7/10 – about an hour . . .
I don’t know about you, but if I was going to start up a cannabis processing company I think I would come up with a better name then Gayonica. Yeah, Gayonica. OK, OK . . . it’s just their corporate name. Their brand name is far better and certainly more product orientated . . . Jublee. WTF? Jublee? Really? Somehow that just looks and sounds . . . odd. Anyways, they are a cannabis processing company in the wilds of Quebec – east of Montreal – that was started by some dude that has had a successful career in agro businesses. They make oil and edibles and this looks like it is their first stab at hashish. They are calling it: Montreal-Style Aged Hash.
Now, when you look at a map, it becomes apparent that Montreal is not in a traditional hashish producing country. Their only real association with hashish is the fact that they are a year- round port for cargo ships which meant that they (along with Halifax) were the entry point for millions of tonnes of illegal hashish imports for the last 60 years. The Mafia always controlled the docks and the bikers controlled the distribution so forget your warm and fuzzy thoughts of peaceful hippies . . . this was business.
Back to the present . . . this hash ain’t bad. Pretty decent actually – for a lightweight. The smell is almost non-existent and the taste is just neutral smoke, but it does have a nice high. Mostly body with just a bit of mid-fuck – actually very similar to the hash from those cargo ships in the 70s . . .
P.S. It came in one of the new glass-plastic containers that more hash/concentrate producers are using. And it is Happle friendly. Bonus!
