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According to many hash fanatics including people who traveled to the hash making countries back in the 60's-70's the aged hash was a far superior product that scientific study is just now starting to understand.
The curing process bud go thru happens to the plant material. The aging of the trichomes does change the chemical composition and the effect should change too. What’s better? That’s a hard question to answer because not everybody likes the same thing but hash does not need to age to be enjoyed. And some of the terpenes do evaporate over time just like cannabis. I think it’s more complicated than a simple better of worse
You know we could have a long conversation about it. There are so much opinions on the subject to cure or not to cure. And yes it is more complicate than that.. it's not really that simple either non ?
Yeah I agree. I just don’t like to use the same word as curing cannabis. Different processes should be named differently. I like she’d cause people understand how it works. You could have a great wine and could be even better if aged for many years. If we use curing some people may get the impression it’s a must do needed process like with buds. I love fresh hash. In my opinion it’s more psychedelic and less Stoney. Aged hash knocks me down. But that’s just me and my hash. Also I think it tastes better right off the drying rack
Ohh yeah no you’re right. I am in QR haha i just thought was short for something the cool kids say. Everything is all right down here. Super hot during the day. Just perfect during night. Been taking a lot of sun lately. Went to puerto morelos one weekend and isla mujeres another one. Eating seaside and roasting like stone under the sun(literally stoned haha). Enjoying life while I can.
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