Will Maupin

1 week ago | inlander.com | Will Maupin

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1 week ago | inlander.com | Will Maupin

Purchase any cannabis product through Washington state's legal market, and you'll get a decent idea of what the product is and where it came from. State law requires all packaging to include information on THC content, as that is the chemical responsible for the intoxicating effects of cannabis. Producers — state lingo for the business behind the product for sale — keen to promote their name will also include some form of branding.

2 weeks ago | inlander.com | Will Maupin

click to enlarge The fragrant terpene linalool can be found in lavender and many indica cannabis strains. Energy or relaxation? Indica or Sativa? Potent or mild? These are common questions facing cannabis consumers when shopping for a product. Taste and aroma are often overlooked, but just as important to consider. Cannabis is known for its pungent aroma and vibrant, often strong flavor profile, but like wine or coffee, each variety is slightly different.

3 weeks ago | inlander.com | Will Maupin

click to enlarge Where is someone to go if they want to consume cannabis? The question may sound silly, cannabis is legal after all, but Washington law kind of gets in the way. The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, or LCB, led its most recent publication with a story on cannabis lounges, which are places where the consumption of cannabis is legal. Essentially, they're bars for cannabis. But they're not legal in Washington.

4 weeks ago | inlander.com | Will Maupin

click to enlarge Idaho lawmakers want voters to give them all the power when it comes to cannabis. Over the past decade, almost every state in the nation has moved in the same direction, either legalizing cannabis or moving closer to legalizing it. Idaho, on the other hand, has bucked that trend. Earlier this month, the state approved a bill that would effectively ban the legalization of cannabis in Idaho by popular vote.