Afghan Haze

Available
at High Country Healing.

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We’ve all heard of the Mile High Club, but we think there should really be a
club for herb grown at 9,300+ feet after smoking Afghan Haze from High Country
Healing. The Mile Higher Club? Regardless, there’s something magic in the air
in Silverthorne, where the elevation is clearly helping this cross of Afghani
and Haze. With traditional Haze notes of butter and citrus, there’s almost a
faint whiff of dill in there, like it’s some wacky flavored popcorn that someone
bought you for the holidays. We couldn’t help but be impressed with the long,
dense nugs from such a traditionally wispy plant. For a 50/50 hybrid, the
sativa side definitely rocked most of those who sampled, feeling boosts in mood
and creative thinking like we were all of a sudden in a Who’s Line is it Anyway? sketch. A goofy strain that has enough
pain management to help with slapstick, Afghan Haze is a club you want in on.