A refreshing recepee found somewhere on internet: pass into the grinder a little amount of cannabis. If you want, at this stage, you can even put the cannabis into your vaporizer, but take care to use it at the lower temperature. Prepare the tulsi in the same way. Now you can mix the two herbs and boil them together in almond milk. Done!

Three cannabis-flavoured drinks have been removed from sale after a serie of complaints. These 3 drinks, produced by Beveland SA products are the Perigan’s Cannabis-Flavoured Gin, Iganoff Cannabis-Flavoured Vodka and Rodnik’s Cannabis-Flavoured Absinthe. All of them shows a cannabis leaf on the label. The Portman Group, the watchdog of the alcohol industry, has ruled that the drinks breach one of its codes of practice: “Too many young adults these days regard alcohol and illicit drugs as interchangeable, the industry must not contribute to this attitude, but instead distance itself totally from illegal drugs”, says David Poley, chief executive of the Portman Group.

Right, let’s go on with this ridiculous farce, cannabis is so banned that a leaf cannot even be shown on a label. The alcohol, the substance that has killed more than evey other substance in history, is perfectly legal.

Now is given to the alcohol industry even the power to draw the moral for everybody, and decide wheter or not a cannabis leaf can or cannot be shown. Nice world, our world.

EU commission expressed concern about an Ice Tea that is producted and legally sold in EU, the C-Ice Swiss Cannabis Ice Tea. That tea is advertised by pointing that it contains 5% cannabis extract and 0.0015% THC - the psychoactive substance of the cannabis. The commission accuses the producer to violate a European Directive 2000/13/EC that forbids  giving misleading information about a product. More in general, the Commission is afraid that such a product could trigger positive attitudes toward cannabis use among young people. Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, Spain, Portugal and the UK are some of the countries that legally and freely sell the Ice Tea. Many other country have forbidden the sale of the beverage, and they have based their decision on article 30 of the EC Agreement, which approves prohibition of products over moral and social health concerns. What a polemic for just a few drops of (inoffensive) tea!

The Chai Tea, invented in India, is becming universally known for its relaxing aroma and effect. We have now tried to add some weed to get a real marijuana chai tea. You will need (for 2 persons): 2 cups of soy milk, some marijuana (even not  buds), cinnamon, some cocoa, and 2 bags of your favourite tea. Start making the milk very hot, add the marijuana and stir it gently for 5 or more minutes. Filter the leaves away. At the end add just a little bit of the cinnamon and the cocoa. Serve it and add the tea bag directly into the cup. It’s great to relax after an hard day.