De Kuil (420 Cafe)

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Tranquilised
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Post by Tranquilised »

In their defence, I seem to remember all their stuff being bio and/or organic?

I'm not a grower so correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this leads to a more standardised bud shape/appearance (obviously depending on the strain) rather than the sometimes bulgingly genetically modified, dipped in sugar look of top-price hydro? Like outdoor weed never looks as technically impressive as indoor?

As most of the weeds I have bought there look somewhat similar but were clearly different strains, I just assumed they were all grown by the same grower-whatever they have always been good!

Plus they rock cos they still have their BYO food policy even though the sign is no longer there which is unheard of in these days of "you have to buy our weed and a drink just to sit here" policy of some centrum shops.

Miss the Amstel tho ):
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Dava
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Post by Dava »

Tranquilised wrote:In their defence, I seem to remember all their stuff being bio and/or organic?

I'm not a grower so correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this leads to a more standardised bud shape/appearance (obviously depending on the strain) rather than the sometimes bulgingly genetically modified, dipped in sugar look of top-price hydro? Like outdoor weed never looks as technically impressive as indoor?

As most of the weeds I have bought there look somewhat similar but were clearly different strains, I just assumed they were all grown by the same grower-whatever they have always been good!

Plus they rock cos they still have their BYO food policy even though the sign is no longer there which is unheard of in these days of "you have to buy our weed and a drink just to sit here" policy of some centrum shops.

Miss the Amstel tho ):

bring your own food in here? so i could bring a frikandeltje oorlog in with me??!
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Boner
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Post by Boner »

Some of the menu is bio/organic and some is hydro, the rules regarding the food is anything apart from fries, I too miss the Amstel.
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Simon
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Post by Simon »

well, i guess if your food stinks they would tell you to hurry up eating :lol:
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toolsheddaddy
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Post by toolsheddaddy »

They dont like "Smelly fries"
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Post by toolsheddaddy »

Thats where I learned to play "Dutch Pool" many years ago when they used to serve beer and had a pool table ......... Its just not the same.
Oh and I LOVE the "Zappa every hour" ! ! !
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Post by elvis66 »

This was possibly my favorite establishment when I was over in the Dam at the end of August. I was just down the street in the Golden tulip and it was always the first and last coffee shop I went in.

The inside is clean and inviting to a stoner, the menu is small but varied with fair prices, the english guy behind the counter was friendly and helpful, the perfect place to chill out.

This place is not everyones cup of tea but it was mine.
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darkglobe
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Post by darkglobe »

Their Parvati Cream and 420 Kush up tp their usual high standard...
"That cats something i can't explain"
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templeball
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Post by templeball »

darkglobe wrote:Their Parvati Cream and 420 Kush up tp their usual high standard...
Hi dark globe

how does their parvati cream compare to the kashmiri you got in DeGraal?
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Post by soapy »

was in the dam with friends from the 7th oct for 4 days :lol: ...everyday starts and ends in basjoe`s...james hospitality is legendary and leo`s son is a gentleman like his dad...had cake and legendary terminator...going again in feb... 8)
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Post by Boner »

soapy wrote:was in the dam with friends from the 7th oct for 4 days :lol: ...everyday starts and ends in basjoe`s...james hospitality is legendary and leo`s son is a gentleman like his dad...had cake and legendary terminator...going again in feb... 8)
Wrong thread mate. ;)
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darkglobe
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Post by darkglobe »

templeball wrote:
darkglobe wrote:Their Parvati Cream and 420 Kush up tp their usual high standard...
Hi dark globe

how does their parvati cream compare to the kashmiri you got in DeGraal?
Hi TB,I can't make a direct comparison cos i smoked 1 pipe of Kashmiri,then added the rest to a parcel which i sent to a friends place,that i'll pick up in a couple of weeks ,but i remember my tongue becoming coated in that oily ,sweet taste,smoothe on the throat,and spacing off for a good while...I've written in the notebook"YUMMMMMMMM" :D so,yeah,good gear,and the guy especially recomended it ,cos he knows i like the black hash 8) ...
The Parvati is total amnesia.smoking this round a friends last night and cannot remember walking home... :!:
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Post by templeball »

Quality reply :)
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Fred
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Post by Fred »

The parvati i got last year was decieving... no smell nor taste... it was quite impure, you could guess it had some plant matter mixed with it... greenish color...
Nothing to compare with de Graal's kashmir i got 2 weeks ago...
Deliciously spicy smell and taste... loved it... really comes out from other blacks i tasted...
bergertron
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Post by bergertron »

Hello

What are the opening times for this place?

Cheers
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