See + Smell + Taste + Hear + Touch
Escape the everyday mundane and enhance your life experiences with our Cannawine Festival. Marrying cannabis, wine, and music, Cannawine provided a luxurious cannabis experience that will activate your five senses for a memorable evening.
SEE
SMELL
SMELL
CANNA
High-quality bud can display a range of colors. From bright green to deep purple, enjoy the canna experience by learning about the colors and crystals (trichomes) that are visible. The more trichomes that are present, the strong the effects of the bud.
WINE
Look at the wine. Notice if the wine is clear and brilliant or cloudy and dul
CANNA
High-quality bud can display a range of colors. From bright green to deep purple, enjoy the canna experience by learning about the colors and crystals (trichomes) that are visible. The more trichomes that are present, the strong the effects of the bud.
WINE
Look at the wine. Notice if the wine is clear and brilliant or cloudy and dull. A wine’s color is better judged by putting it against a white background. Colors give the taster clues to the grape variety, and whether the wine was aged in wood. Typically, wine that had been oak aged is darker in color.
The intensity of color within each varietal gives the drinker an idea of how the wine will taste. As a general rule, color saturation tends to go hand in hand with flavor intensity.
SMELL
SMELL
SMELL
CANNA
Cannabis gives off a distinctly skunky, strong odor. It might be hard to identify at first, but once you've smelled or been in contact with it, it's quite unique. Marijuana smells slightly different depending on what kind is being smoked and how strong the strain is.
WINE
Smell is the main sense used in wine tasting, so sniffing the
CANNA
Cannabis gives off a distinctly skunky, strong odor. It might be hard to identify at first, but once you've smelled or been in contact with it, it's quite unique. Marijuana smells slightly different depending on what kind is being smoked and how strong the strain is.
WINE
Smell is the main sense used in wine tasting, so sniffing the wine before tasting is essential. A wine’s quality can be judged by its nose and taste. Consider what you are smelling. What does the aroma remind you of? Fruits or vegetables? Herbs or spices?
TASTE
SMELL
TASTE
CANNA
Taste can tell you a lot about the quality of the cannabis. The bud's terpene profile will give way to the flavor. You may experience fruity, herby, or earthly flavors depending on the strain and its intended effects.
WINE
Enjoy a taste experience and characteristic of wine. Look for sweetness, fruitiness, saltiness, acidity, bitter
CANNA
Taste can tell you a lot about the quality of the cannabis. The bud's terpene profile will give way to the flavor. You may experience fruity, herby, or earthly flavors depending on the strain and its intended effects.
WINE
Enjoy a taste experience and characteristic of wine. Look for sweetness, fruitiness, saltiness, acidity, bitterness, and alcohol. Correlating these flavors with cannabis will allow you to determine your ideal cannawine pairing.
HEAR
TOUCH
TASTE
MUSIC
Music can change brain activity in a remarkable way. Cannawine Fest incorporated music to awaken the senses to create ambiance. When music is paired with scents and flavors, it creates a particular atmosphere for tasting. Through music and sound, Cannawine Fest are creating the place you are destined to be. Enjoy this place, whether it is real or imagined!
TOUCH
TOUCH
TOUCH
CANNA
Sticky cannabis is traditionally more potent than its dry counterpart due to the overabundance of trichomes. The more trichomes present, the stickier the bud, and the most THC. Activate your touch senses, by learning about the various strands of cannabis.
WINE
Touch the wine. At Cannawine we refer to the texture of the wine, its
CANNA
Sticky cannabis is traditionally more potent than its dry counterpart due to the overabundance of trichomes. The more trichomes present, the stickier the bud, and the most THC. Activate your touch senses, by learning about the various strands of cannabis.
WINE
Touch the wine. At Cannawine we refer to the texture of the wine, its alcohol level, its fattiness, its astringency, its temperature and many others which are all detectable by tactile sensations.
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