I remembered Jesscass post and visited Coffeeshop Amnesia since longer time... the review of their Azila hash (15€/g) made me curious of trying it. It´s pretty like Jesscass described I didn´t had much of that type of hash in the last time, too. It remebered me a bit of a hash that Kadinsky offered a few years back called "Royal Cream" if I remember right
I like it and it´s nice to have a good quality "oldschool" import hash even it´s a bit pricey with 15€/g 
When the budlady showed it to me she also showed me a different moroccan hash as her recommendation. that one smelled so special that I had to try it, too 
Well it smelled very nice to my nose 
I like it 
Always been tempted top pop in and try their AG , but maybe I won't rush nowFODSmith wrote: ↑Wed 18th Dec 2019 02:39 pm I always have something of a dilemma with weed in the Dam. I tell people who go there that the weed is hit and miss, so go for all the hash varieties you can't get at home. And that's what I do myself. But I like cocktails, and hash without weed lacks the soaring quality of the high, at least for me. Also, it smells divine, or should. So I always get a bit. On recent trips it's been three grams: 1) Arrival gram from 1e Hulp; 2) Bargain gram from Central 3) Expensive premium gram from somewhere. For the past couple of trips I've had AG from Amnesia in the 3rd category, but it's time to switch again, I think. It used to be Dr G, though I've not had it from this shop, and it's off the menu anyway.
It's not the sort of place I'd have stayed for a smoke ordinarily, but for the second time a sudden downpour persuaded me to. It's OK, though lacking in atmosphere. They do a good double espresso, served with a glass of water, which is a nice touch. Service so slow you think they've forgotten you, but at least no pressure to smoke up and leave. If anybody knows of shops that do soya hot chocolate, do share; I don't suppose I'm the only lactose avoider who'd appreciate it from time to time.
, with regards other shops with soya hot chocolate , I know het sell soya lattes , so guess they do, I must admit I fly in with oatly barista for my coffees , as I find it tastes loads better than soys, they also now make amazing ice cream
Forgot to mention, was amazed to hear some music that wasn’t reggae, but some Dave Brubeck jazz from the 50s in 5/4 time!brufy wrote: ↑Wed 11th Mar 2020 11:42 am Had a great time here, only fairly recently ventured this way despite 25 years or so of regular visits to the city.
Had amnesia haze pre-roll (sorry, a lazy non-connoisseur) and a party of three from Leeds squeezed onto the table and we had a friendly time.
Friendly staff too. Hope to be back in the autumn.
