Okay! I have a semi-rant and question. Everybody involved in dealing with luxury consumables (wine, whiskey, beer, cigars, weed etc.) are copying the "Wine Snob" approach to describing their products. That is, talking about the "nose", "Taste", "denseness", "aroma" etc. We are seeing this in the description of seeds on websites.
I believe that this is a whole new range of Yuppy consumerism when it comes to weed. I cannot tell the difference in taste or aroma from one strain of weed to another except in terms of harshness and strength. Strength comes from the genetics and the growers attention and a lot of harshness, but not all, comes the lack of proper aging. Buying a strain for the "aroma of citrus with a taste of ripe spring berries and a long finish" is the ultimate BS. Yes, I am not a heathen and can tell the difference between brands of alcoholic beverages, But, believe this is a ridiculous marketing scheme aimed to differentiate products and boost sales to snobs.
Agree or Disagree?
I believe that this is a whole new range of Yuppy consumerism when it comes to weed. I cannot tell the difference in taste or aroma from one strain of weed to another except in terms of harshness and strength. Strength comes from the genetics and the growers attention and a lot of harshness, but not all, comes the lack of proper aging. Buying a strain for the "aroma of citrus with a taste of ripe spring berries and a long finish" is the ultimate BS. Yes, I am not a heathen and can tell the difference between brands of alcoholic beverages, But, believe this is a ridiculous marketing scheme aimed to differentiate products and boost sales to snobs.
Agree or Disagree?
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