Cannabis
Cup-An Amsterdam Traditional Glory
Cannabis Cup is one of the most prominent festivals in Amsterdam. Tourists
from across the globe arrive every November to Amsterdam to enjoy the
potty fest. The most preeminent fact about the event is the weed,
which is purely legal during these days.
There
are immense elements during the fest that dazzle the crowd. Live
music concerts and comedy events add zest to the festive mood. And a
secret behind stealing the opportunity to taste all sorts of rare and
excellent varieties of cannabis products is to arrange judges pass
slip. However, you can manage to buy a judge’s pass, but be
prepared to pay a sturdy price for it.
Judges
are privileged to taste every cannabis in the exhibition so as to
calibrate the quality and taste of the cannabis products competing to
win the cannabis cup. The various aspects based on which the voting
is done to crown the best with the cannabis cup are product
freshness, best booth, most-liked glass and finally the best hash.
The
cannabis products (i.e. White Widow seeds) that participate in the function are mostly
procured from the legalized coffee vendors of Amsterdam.
The
hall of fame celebrates the counter culture that prevail the basic
social norms with the eminent presence of elegant celebrities known
for their love towards the heavenly weed. It would be a golden chance
to meet and interact with world famous people here in Amsterdam
during the cup.
The
cannabis cup was inaugurated in the year 1997 by Bob Marley, the
cannabis ruler. Likely, every consequent year, the program is opened
by renowned celebs. Louis Armstrong, Allen Ginsberg, Bob Dylan, Jack
Herer, Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, and Coke La Rock are some of the
most famous characters who have been a part of the festival.
Each
and every year, the number of visitors and judges are flourishing
like anything. The event is witnessing a growing level of visitor
density year after year. As per a report, the crowd in 2008 had
touched 2300.
The
cannabis cup festival was inaugurated at a mediocre level, but
gradually by the expansion of the culture across Amsterdam the
festival gained immense popularity and attracted huge volume of
tourists to take part in the auspicious occasion.