What is a Cavi Cone?
Remember the pre-rolled joints from your last trip to Amsterdam? Cavi Cone is the version above.
What is a Cavi Cone?
The name Cavi Cone comes from «caviar» and «cone». And by caviar, we mean a blend of cannabis flowers and concentrates, in a cone sprinkled with kief. These Cavi Cones generally resemble classic pre-rolls, with the difference that they often cost more than 20$, the price being related to the power of the joint.
Where can I find Cavi Cones?
Cavi Cones contain THC and are therefore illegal in France.
These products are particularly popular in the United States, which lacks the kief culture we have in France, and for whom Cavi Cones are more of a change of scenery. Luxury dispensaries in US states where cannabis is legal frequently serve them... but beware of scams! Some dispensaries use Cavi Cones to sell off their stock of low-quality, high-priced flowers, masking the taste with kief. A real connoisseur won't be fooled, but it's better not to have your own experience of a joint over 20$, which won't have the desired effect.
So make sure the seller is reliable, ask questions, or buy from reputable distributors such as Caviar Gold, Cavi Cones, an American company offering top-quality Cavi Cones with various naturally added flavours, guaranteed to contain at least 0.5 grams of kief.
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