Recently, Canada legalized marijuana for recreational use, making it only the second nation in the world to do so. Then, it announced measures to make marijuana edibles legal down the road, hopefully by 2019. Now, Canadians will likely be the first to enjoy cannabis beer. The Guardian reports that since marijuana legalization became official in Canada, brewers are getting serious about making beers with cannabis. Unlike many cannabis beers, which are merely infused with THC and CBD oils, one start-up in particular, called Province Brands, is making beer by actually brewing with the cannabis plant 바카라 게임 웹사이트� stalks, stems and all. It's said to be the first of its kind. It was rough going at first. "The things that we would come up with just tasted horrible," said Dooma Wendschuh, co-founder and CEO of Province Brands. "They tasted like rotten broccoli." Thanks to a little chemistry work, they've developed a beer that he says is "dry, savory, less sweet than a typical beer flavor." It has around 6.5 mg of THC and the alcohol removed, so drinkers only have one kind of high to deal with. 바카라 게임 웹사이트�The beer hits you very quickly, which is not common for a marijuana edible," said Wendschuh. In the United States, craft brewers and Big Beer brands alike are getting creative with CBD- and THC-infused beers. Lagunitas, owned by Heineken, just released a THC-infused "sparkling water" called Hi-Fi Hops in California. The man who invented Blue Moon is working on a non-alcoholic, THC-infused beer in Colorado.