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Old 07-04-2008, 01:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Do a concentrated extraction of the cannabinated hops fruits into hot vodka or ethanol. This can be added to the beer after it is brewed (or purchased).

If cannabinated hops are not available, a marijuana/alcohol extraction can be combined directly with a bottle of commercial beer.

Experiment with different amounts.

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The female hops plant contains a yellow powder which is chemically related to cannabis resin (hashish).
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why not just flavor the wort with fresh cannabis buds rather than hops (or cannabinated hops) altogether...i think it would make for some great beer
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i know a guy who owns a brewery who got arrested for doing this....the flavor of the marijuana really cuts through the flavor of the wort...i dont know any details of how much he used, but im sure he would be willing to give advice....just email dave from dave's electric beer
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He had three pieces of advice for homebrewers doing a pot beer. First, don't insert the cannabis during the boil-"you'll only destroy it!" Since THC dissolves in alcohol but not water, the beer should ideally have undergone primary fermentation before it's dry*hemped. Secondly, for a base, marijuana brewer #2 recommends a beer style that can tolerate a vigorous dry*hopping, such as a porter or American pale ale . Lastly, the beer should be consumed as soon as possible for the cannabis to have maximum effect. It's the brewer's experience that THC breaks down in the presence of heat and light, and deteriorates with age. "After a year, your beer may be interesting, but it won't be psychoactive."
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I have a friend in KC who brews his own beer. Last time I seen him he had some brew he labeled as Rastafarian Red....had something like an oz to a half gallon of beer of decent reggies.

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