CS Spoenk (Schiedam)
Posted: Wed 6th Feb 2013 08:50 am
ACD Page: Spoenk
As there is no forum post about this CS, and seeing as Schiedam doesn't have the weitpass yet thought I would post about it. Date of visit was actually July 2012, and it was only buy n fly, but some info will still be relevant.
This is a clean looking, busy (at time of visit) CS located close to the canal and windmills of Schiedam, just a few minutes off the motorway which goes to Hoek van Holland. Prices seem high for the provinces, but lower than Amsterdam. There was a large choice of interesting strains, which is maybe why the high-ish price. I got some type of haze which was pretty good, and some Maroccan hash, which was also good - neither outstanding, but they got us high and tasted nice. Think the prices were around 10 - 14 Euro per gram.
This may be worth a stop if people are cycling to/from HvH ferry terminal, or even if driving. The windmills are interesting (the highest in the world, I think) and they grind not only grain but also Juniper, to make the gin (jenever) which the town is also famous for.
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/spoenk.html
As there is no forum post about this CS, and seeing as Schiedam doesn't have the weitpass yet thought I would post about it. Date of visit was actually July 2012, and it was only buy n fly, but some info will still be relevant.
This is a clean looking, busy (at time of visit) CS located close to the canal and windmills of Schiedam, just a few minutes off the motorway which goes to Hoek van Holland. Prices seem high for the provinces, but lower than Amsterdam. There was a large choice of interesting strains, which is maybe why the high-ish price. I got some type of haze which was pretty good, and some Maroccan hash, which was also good - neither outstanding, but they got us high and tasted nice. Think the prices were around 10 - 14 Euro per gram.
This may be worth a stop if people are cycling to/from HvH ferry terminal, or even if driving. The windmills are interesting (the highest in the world, I think) and they grind not only grain but also Juniper, to make the gin (jenever) which the town is also famous for.
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/spoenk.html