Irreal, if you normally like that stuff, just go for it and buy it!!
I had never bought this hash before, so it could be the usual stuff...I'm not saying it was a bad hash, that would be really unfair...just that it lacked taste fr me, compared to the nice smell and looks.The high is pretty mellow, soaring and relaxing.The 5g deal on this one is fair TBH...but hey when I'm in the Dam (hadn't been fr 2 years!!) I tend to be a lil picky on what I'm smoking, or demanding let's say!Plus, being on a tight budget, short stay (3 days with the missus, smoked only a few evening/night spliffs) I pick carefully my smoke (not always succesfull though, as looks are deceiving sometimes
, but that's part of the hunt !!)
Never tried the Nepal frm Mellow Yellow nor at HSB.Heard Basjoe had a good Himalaya, and Bluebird is tops fr good import hasj...
Personally, one of the best purchase of the trip for a asian hash was the Cream Charras in Betty Boop, although you cannot compare a dry sift black hash frm high mountain plants (TH) with a hand rubbed Charras frm sativa plants in the lush indian valleys (which I assume Cream C. is ..).High is totally different also.
That's a gliterring supersticky dark brown charras, soft and extremly pliable but not too stretchable, gotta keep this one cold to roll a spliff with it (I prefer crumbling it in pieces than make a big sausage) other wise you find yerself with gooey fingers and a challenge to skin one out.
the smell is amazing, ripe very fresh sativa plants, with a hint of hay, fresh grass (as in most of hashes made of non dried plants: scisor, finger hash, charras...)Thick, rich smoke, easy on the throat, with a nice aroma.The high is uplifting, cerebral and energetic.
As said in my previous post, an excellent hash can be used with parcimony (does that word exists in English??), and the Cream charras actually matches with this statement.
At 12 EUR per gr, you should try it.I had a discount fr 5gr at 50E, deffo worth the money...I'm lovin it!!
