Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 20th Mar 2019 08:54 pm
Must try that. Do you recall how much is meant to be in it?Devore wrote: Tue 19th Mar 2019 07:26 am Also tried their Lemon Bubble space cake. Very tasty and a good high
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Re: Voyagers
Posted: Fri 22nd Mar 2019 01:15 pm
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Fri 22nd Mar 2019 01:22 pm
Were they the ones they launched during the Cup last summer?Sanchez_ wrote: Fri 22nd Mar 2019 01:15 pmPretty sure these were always marked as 0.5g content, that may have changed?
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Fri 22nd Mar 2019 01:36 pm
I believe they're just the same as they've always been? Lemon Bubble Space muffin. I know they also had a chocolate item for the cup but I don't believe there was any new launch or recipe per se. But someone may correct me? Maybe the cynicism in me still can't believe the merit of the cup award for said item along with the non special cup placing Atlas hash
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Fri 22nd Mar 2019 03:55 pm
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Thu 4th Apr 2019 02:29 pm
voyagers increased prices today or yesterday it seems, they now have a 16e/g as the top for both sections, with strains like trop cookies,gorilla glue, scotts og, blue cookies, herz og for 16e/g. some that are still 15e/g are wifi og and strawberry punch. the scotts OG says new batch dated april 3
got some scotts and blue cookies and both smell/look very nice, but unfortunate that they saw a need to increase prices. only a matter of time before there becomes a 15e/16e/17e tier, and then the gorilla glue will eventually hit 20e/g?
got some scotts and blue cookies and both smell/look very nice, but unfortunate that they saw a need to increase prices. only a matter of time before there becomes a 15e/16e/17e tier, and then the gorilla glue will eventually hit 20e/g?
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Thu 4th Apr 2019 03:50 pm
Well that's most disappointing. They prided themselves in consistently capping their menu price range at 15 EUR per g. Inflation, rich get richer, blahblahblah...Hitthepanda wrote: Thu 4th Apr 2019 02:29 pm voyagers increased prices today or yesterday it seems, they now have a 16e/g as the top for both sections, with strains like trop cookies,gorilla glue, scotts og, blue cookies, herz og for 16e/g. some that are still 15e/g are wifi og and strawberry punch. the scotts OG says new batch dated april 3
got some scotts and blue cookies and both smell/look very nice, but unfortunate that they saw a need to increase prices. only a matter of time before there becomes a 15e/16e/17e tier, and then the gorilla glue will eventually hit 20e/g?
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Thu 4th Apr 2019 06:08 pm
preparing in advance for the 420...
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Sat 6th Apr 2019 01:19 pm
Disappointing.
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Mon 8th Apr 2019 07:39 pm
Not really in the spirit of 420 for sure.
I might have to get a few more euros.
I might have to get a few more euros.
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 10th Apr 2019 05:29 am
Why? What were your experiences in detail?
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 10th Apr 2019 08:32 am
Honey Badger don't give a shit....
What's hard to understand here though, they prided themselves in capping their weed menu out at 15 EUR per gram for years, they now have gone back on that and upped the top of the menu price(s) to 16 EUR per gram, quite straightforward "why" really...
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 10th Apr 2019 10:54 am
As a shop they've done quite a lot of back tracking, remember when they were slating other businesses for jumping on the premium/Cali train, only to then offer Wedding Cake in a tin last year?
Quality is hit and miss and the pricing even more so.
Quality is hit and miss and the pricing even more so.
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 10th Apr 2019 11:30 am
To play devil's advocate on this snippet, they mainly were talking about the extortionate prices of "Cali". When they actually sold what they themselves advertised as "Cali" ca. end of 2018/first quarter of 2019, they were doing so at 15 EUR per g, rather than min. 25-30 EUR of other shops.Sanchez_ wrote: Wed 10th Apr 2019 10:54 am As a shop they've done quite a lot of back tracking, remember when they were slating other businesses for jumping on the premium/Cali train, only to then offer Wedding Cake in a tin last year?
Quality is hit and miss and the pricing even more so.
Re: Voyagers
Posted: Wed 10th Apr 2019 12:59 pm
Such aDeLekkersteNUGS16 wrote: Wed 10th Apr 2019 11:30 amTo play devil's advocate on this snippet, they mainly were talking about the extortionate prices of "Cali". When they actually sold what they themselves advertised as "Cali" ca. end of 2018/first quarter of 2019, they were doing so at 15 EUR per g, rather than min. 25-30 EUR of other shops.Sanchez_ wrote: Wed 10th Apr 2019 10:54 am As a shop they've done quite a lot of back tracking, remember when they were slating other businesses for jumping on the premium/Cali train, only to then offer Wedding Cake in a tin last year?
Quality is hit and miss and the pricing even more so.
Yeah I get you on that but still, they're becoming a bit hypocritical with such moves on pricing, following unnecessary trends etc.