Let\u2019s start this article by clarifying that the term\u00a0coffee shop associated with Barcelona<\/strong>\u00a0and Spain, in general, is not entirely correct, as they are not open-access shops like those in the Netherlands.<\/p>\n
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The term coffee shop refers to establishments licensed to sell small amounts of cannabis and other substances with mild psychotropic effects.<\/p>\n
It is usually possible to try to compare the effects of different varieties and qualities of cannabis in these shops and get advice from the sellers.<\/p>\n
Often\u00a0edible products<\/strong>\u00a0are also sold, such as sweets made with the active ingredients of cannabis, the most famous being \u2018space cake\u2019 and \u2018space chocolate\u2019.<\/p>\n
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Coffee shop rules<\/h3>\n
Coffee shops are subject to strict regulations:\u00a0the maximum amount of cannabis sold is 5 grams per person per day<\/strong>, and no more than 6 coffee shops can be used per user, for a total of 30 grams per day per person.<\/p>\n
This limitation was established both to safeguard consumers\u2019 health and prevent the exportation of marijuana abroad.<\/p>\n
Do you remember\u00a0hallucinogenic mushrooms<\/strong>? The so-called \u2018magic mushrooms\u2019, a particular species of mushroom prized for their ability to produce strong psychedelic effects? Well, they are now banned by law.<\/p>\n
In coffee shops, all cannabinoid products and preparations containing traces of cannabinoids must be adequately and unequivocally marked to prevent them from being purchased and consumed unwittingly.<\/p>\n
In addition, owners of these establishments must\u00a0avoid any advertising, prohibit entry to minors<\/strong>, and face immediate revocation of their licences if hard drugs are consumed inside.<\/p>\n
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And in Spain?<\/h3>\n
The appreciation of Cannabis in Spain has borne important fruits in recent decades, leading this country to become one of the most liberal and innovative in terms of the acceptance of marijuana.<\/p>\n
The consumption of\u00a0marijuana for personal use<\/strong>\u00a0is often tolerated by law enforcement, but with certain limits. Smoking cannabis is allowed, but is considered a strictly private and confidential matter that can only take place in the privacy of one\u2019s own home or designated locations.<\/p>\n
Smoking cannabis is allowed, but only in the privacy of one\u2019s own home or designated places.<\/p>\n
Possession and consumption of marijuana in public<\/strong>\u00a0are considered a punishable offence at the discretion of the police (with fines of 300 euros and more); discreet transportation is tolerated only for products packaged and certified by the producer, for quantities less than or equal to 50 grams of the product.<\/p>\n
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Amsterdam VS Barcelona<\/h3>\n
As mentioned at the beginning of the article, coffee shops in Spain, and in this case, in Barcelona \u2014 the capital of Catalonia where the largest number of shops are located \u2014 are incredibly different from coffee shops in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
What differentiates them most is the fact that they are not open to everyone. But, they are private places where people of legal age (in Spain, the age of majority is 21) who consume marijuana come together to make what in Spanish is called \u2018consumo compartido\u2019, i.e., to smoke together.<\/p>\n
To access these types of coffee shops, it is indispensable to be a member and part of the associations<\/strong>. The reason is that members receive a monthly quantity of marijuana agreed in advance and limited to the current month, which must be consumed on the premises.<\/p>\n
These coffee shops aim to cultivate marijuana for distribution among their members to avoid buying and selling on the black market and not comply with the laws on the cultivation and consumption of soft drugs.<\/p>\n
Conclusions<\/h3>\n
Private coffee shops in Barcelona<\/strong>\u00a0differ in size, quality, themes and target demographics, so how can we find the right place for our needs if, by law, these places cannot advertise themselves?<\/p>\n
Once again, the media (blogs, Facebook pages) and word of mouth, a very powerful weapon, come to our aid to find the club that interests us most.<\/p>\n
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