1. Live Rosin Belgian Chocolate — 10 Pieces
Ten Belgian chocolates made with solventless live rosin. Chocolate is the oldest format in the edible catalogue and still among the best-suited: cocoa butter is an efficient vehicle for cannabinoids, and cocoa’s own bitterness runs in the same direction as a hemp extract rather than against it.
At 0.2% THC — the European hemp threshold — these are deliberately mild. Worth setting expectations before it arrives rather than after: the reason to buy this is the extract and the chocolate, not the strength.
2. Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Live Rosin Belgian Chocolate – 10 pieces |
| Brand | The High Company |
| Pack contents | 10 chocolates |
| Price | €11.95 |
| Extract type | Live rosin — solventless (ice-water hash, heat-pressed) |
| THC content | 0.2% — the EU industrial hemp threshold |
| Format | Belgian chocolate |
| Carrier | Cocoa butter |
| Temperature sensitivity | High — blooms above room temperature |
| Cannabinoid content per piece | Not specified by the manufacturer |
| Onset | Typically 30–90 minutes |
| Storage | Sealed, cool, dry, out of direct sunlight |
| Age restriction | 18+ only |
3. What solventless costs and what it buys
Most edibles on the market are made with distillate: an extract stripped down with butane, propane or ethanol, then flavoured back up. It is cheap, consistent and largely tasteless on its own. Live rosin takes the opposite route.
| How live rosin is made | |
|---|---|
| Starting material | Fresh-frozen, never dried — so the aromatic compounds are still present. |
| Separation | Washed in ice water to release the resin glands. No chemical solvent involved. |
| Finishing | The resulting hash is pressed under heat and pressure into rosin. |
| Cost | Lower yields at every stage, which is why it sits at the top of the price list. |
In chocolate that difference is unusually easy to taste, because cocoa is not a loud flavour. There is nothing masking the extract, so a poor one shows and a good one does the opposite.
4. Handling chocolate
- One chocolate, then close the box. Ten is an easy number to work through without noticing.
- Allow 60 to 90 minutes before judging it or reaching for another.
- Keep it genuinely cool. This is the least forgiving format in the range — above room temperature chocolate blooms, turning pale and losing its snap.
- Never leave it in a car or a sunny room. Bloomed chocolate is still edible but it is no longer the product you paid for.
4.1 Caution
- Not for anyone under 18, pregnant, breastfeeding, or on prescription medication without medical advice.
- Do not combine with alcohol.
- Even at 0.2% THC, hemp products can trigger a sensitive drug screen. If you are tested, take advice first.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Cocoa is not a loud flavour. There is nothing to hide a poor extract behind — which is why the good ones show.
- Ten Belgian chocolates made with solventless live rosin.
- 0.2% THC — the EU hemp threshold, so mild and flavour-led.
- Cocoa butter carries cannabinoids efficiently; cocoa bitterness suits a hemp extract.
- Keep cool — chocolate blooms and loses its snap above room temperature.
- One chocolate, then 60 to 90 minutes. 18+ only.
- Order before 16:00 on weekdays for same-day dispatch in plain, unmarked packaging.
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