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Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Mon 25th Nov 2013 09:23 pm
by elasticband
the above mentioned strain does not look the best when presented, but when broken up and smoked it sure is nice indica for 9.5e

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Mon 25th Nov 2013 09:38 pm
by orle
:mrgreen:

Pretty good menu at the moment, wide variety of indica especially! Haven't tried the G13 yet. LA Choco is a favorite at the moment, impressive but not as strong as the LA Casey was.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Tue 26th Nov 2013 01:50 am
by PhatPaulie
orle wrote:actually I'd spend it all on Laughing Buddha if it looks up to standards (see pics above) but there's so much to sample and they are patient enough to give you ten different 5 euro bags :mrgreen:
I remembered this post when l finally made my way to Boerejongens last Friday. I can safely say I lost my mind down there, sampled the majority of the menu thanks to the suggestion above. The BT was very cool about it. I had my brother with me so had a mixture of full gram and half gram bags.

I honestly can't remember everything I bought there, I marked my bags but they all didn't make it back to Tilburg with me. Super Silver Strawberry, LA Choco, LA Guava, Bubblegum, Super Lemon Harry, G13 and Amazing Haze are some of the ones I had bags for or remember.

It felt like my first time in a coffee shop all over again, loved it in there. The G13 was beautiful, nice and strong. Both LA strains went down a storm at Qlimax Saturday night :wink: Number 17 tram straight to this place will be my first stop from now on when I go into Amsterdam.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 08:43 am
by orle
Made a purchase yesterday,G13 very wet and has a green odor. Bubblegum also damp and not enough aroma (shouldn't have bought). Jungle haze strong, huge sparkly trichs everywhere, but unevenly dried and undeveloped aroma. Blueberry Cheese (at Bij) very good, pink pistils and good berry aroma, rather mild effects. Kandy Kush also v good, great cure, great stone.

Chocolat Kush is off the menu. Not a huge loss i think, tasty but it lacked strength, I bought 4 gr and while it wasn't very strong to start with, by the end of the bag I wasn't feeling much at all off a bowl anymore, it had a subtle chocolope-y buzz

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 09:13 am
by elasticband
PhatPaulie wrote:
orle wrote:actually I'd spend it all on Laughing Buddha if it looks up to standards (see pics above) but there's so much to sample and they are patient enough to give you ten different 5 euro bags :mrgreen:
I remembered this post when l finally made my way to Boerejongens last Friday. I can safely say I lost my mind down there, sampled the majority of the menu thanks to the suggestion above. The BT was very cool about it. I had my brother with me so had a mixture of full gram and half gram bags.


It felt like my first time in a coffee shop all over again, loved it in there.
I had an experienced A'dam friend visiting last week, but he had never been to this shop either. He left with a very similar feeling/opinion as you, he just loved the selection, the patience and friendliness of the BT's and well the quality to price blew him away

LA gauva has been such a real bedtime knock out strain for me as of late.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 09:16 am
by treetop
Had a look in the other day. It is a good way out but pretty easy on the tram. 1 or 17 both get the job done. Purchased some White Choco and LA Choco. Both inexpensive. The white choco was good. A lot better than I expected. There is a comfy rolling area but you have to smoke elsewhere.
Anyone have any ideas about a good local smoking place? I don't like the idea of smoking outside with all those kids running about near the play area.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 09:20 am
by elasticband
kashmir lounge bar just of kinker ;) thought you would have known that? it's a 5-10min walk depending on pace

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 09:24 am
by elasticband
orle wrote:Made a purchase yesterday,G13 very wet and has a green odor. Bubblegum also damp and not enough aroma (shouldn't have bought). Jungle haze strong, huge sparkly trichs everywhere, but unevenly dried and undeveloped aroma. Blueberry Cheese (at Bij) very good, pink pistils and good berry aroma, rather mild effects. Kandy Kush also v good, great cure, great stone.

Chocolat Kush is off the menu. Not a huge loss i think, tasty but it lacked strength, I bought 4 gr and while it wasn't very strong to start with, by the end of the bag I wasn't feeling much at all off a bowl anymore, it had a subtle chocolope-y buzz

I have to say the choco la + the chocolate kush were both wasted on me, i found one quite powerful but did not appreciate the taste of either.


I had never noticed the white choco street art on the wall across from boerejongens and also there is a tiled mosaic on the pavement between the two shops which says white choco also. Must say the white choco this weekend was a great taste and effect :)

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 12:40 pm
by orle
also: a nicely illustrated sign/poster standing on the counter with the white choco hereditary tree on it (and a strawberry haze one) :D



I miss the laughing buddha. Had a few so-so bags of Bubblegum in the last couple months, which is annoying cos it used to be A+ everytime. Many of the hazes have also been unreliable, too much wet and/or uncured :/

G13 very strong calm indica, leaves broccoli taste in my mouth, i'd buy more if they would dry or maybe even cure the stuff

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 08:00 pm
by PhatPaulie
I had an experienced A'dam friend visiting last week, but he had never been to this shop either. He left with a very similar feeling/opinion as you, he just loved the selection, the patience and friendliness of the BT's and well the quality to price blew him away

LA gauva has been such a real bedtime knock out strain for me as of late.[/quote]


I have seen people treated like animals in coffee shops over the years while paying over the top prices for mediocre weed. They have a good menu with a few stand out strains at good prices. They are very patient and helpful and half gram bags can be very helpful if like me you like variety in your smoke. Even the tram journey was nice. Looking forward to going back there again.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 1st Dec 2013 08:43 pm
by treetop
elasticband wrote:kashmir lounge bar just of kinker ;) thought you would have known that? it's a 5-10min walk depending on pace
Good shout and even open all day.

Garbage/budrot

Posted: Sun 8th Dec 2013 06:37 pm
by orle
Bought two bags of wet harsh garbage here (going by the advice of the BT when my first choice of strain appeared to be sold out)

The bag of Lemon-Ice had budrot. Sad.

Went back with both bags and the guy said that he had recommended me his best strains and that he couldn't do any better, so I just asked for a refund. He then, for some reason, refunded me less than what the display said he should have given. After I pointed that out, he reluctantly produced the remaining amount from the till...

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 8th Dec 2013 06:46 pm
by Wconnection
Im reading alot of positive things about this shop .... is it worth the visit :wink: ???

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 8th Dec 2013 06:58 pm
by MikeMc420
Wconnection wrote:Im reading alot of positive things about this shop .... is it worth the visit :wink: ???
Definitely worth the visit. Lower prices than central and always have great weed when I visit.

Re: Boerejongens

Posted: Sun 8th Dec 2013 07:00 pm
by Wconnection
Billy Bong Thornton wrote:
Wconnection wrote:Im reading alot of positive things about this shop .... is it worth the visit :wink: ???
Definitely worth the visit. Lower prices than central and always have great weed when I visit.


Thanks for replyin :D can you recommend ? i only smoke indica or hybrid :wink: