How To Make Cannabooze
Cannabis - booze. Infuse the alcohol of your choice with marijuana. It's easy!
Cannabis and alcohol are the pinnacles of indulgence. Both can help you unwind after a long day, but they do have very different effects. You have likely mixed the substances before, yet you probably have not literally mixed them together. Well, luckily for you, now you can! Combining cannabis and alcohol can have a calming effect on the mind and body—and it is perfect for a party.
Just remember: be careful how much you consume. Alcoholic drinks can be dangerous in large amounts, so you should be aware of yourself and your surroundings at all times. It is always important to be safe, especially when you are mixing substances. While we all wish we could sip on delicious mixed drinks all the time, it certainly is not safe. Be sure to drink responsibly.
Ingredients:
- Decarboxylated cannabis
- Choice of alcohol (higher proof = higher potency)
Recipe:
Fill mason jar with cannabis. Pour in alcohol until mason jar is filled. Seal jar with a tight fitting lid and shake it for one minute. Store for 2 to 4 weeks in a dark area, shaking twice a day. Once it is converted and dark black-green in color, empty from jar and train with a cheesecloth into a glass container.
About the Creator
Hydro Wilson
Of Alpha Kappa Nu fame. Grew up in Boulder, Colorado. Addicted to Halo.
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