Katelyn Baker
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If a drug den isn't your preferred venue for toking, elevate your marijuana experience at San Francisco's very first private cannabis club.
Harvest, a San Francisco dispensary, announced the opening of its members-only club last week. Already, the lounge is being compared to a cannabis country club for its steep fees, exclusive membership, and tasteful decor - brown leather couches, oriental rugs, and glass ashtrays (duh).
While anyone can buy pot from the dispensary, only members can get access to the smoking room in back. Other perks of membership include a locker for storing goods, invites to educational events and, of course, the ability to puff, puff, pass with the city's other well-heeled pot aficionados.
Those who aspire to membership have to go through an application process and, if accepted, "pay monthly fees comparable to the cost of an Equinox gym membership," according to the San Francisco Chronicle. (An Equinox memberships runs about $200 per month, for those wondering.)
Thousands of people are in Harvest's collective (basically a list of people who have registered to buy pot from the dispensary), but founders envision the private club only having a couple hundred members. Applicants have to pass a criminal background check and be personally approved by Harvest's founders.
Although Harvest isn't the first dispensary to allow use of their product in the back, it's the only dispensary in California that charges membership fees to do so. There are a few private club options for the discerning stoner (with cash to throw around) in Denver, however they're not exactly legal and are occasionally raided by the police.
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Full Article: San Francisco Now Has A Cannabis Country Club
Author: Cailey Rizzo
Contact: Travel And Leisure
Photo Credit: Getty Images
Website: Travel And Leisure
Harvest, a San Francisco dispensary, announced the opening of its members-only club last week. Already, the lounge is being compared to a cannabis country club for its steep fees, exclusive membership, and tasteful decor - brown leather couches, oriental rugs, and glass ashtrays (duh).
While anyone can buy pot from the dispensary, only members can get access to the smoking room in back. Other perks of membership include a locker for storing goods, invites to educational events and, of course, the ability to puff, puff, pass with the city's other well-heeled pot aficionados.
Those who aspire to membership have to go through an application process and, if accepted, "pay monthly fees comparable to the cost of an Equinox gym membership," according to the San Francisco Chronicle. (An Equinox memberships runs about $200 per month, for those wondering.)
Thousands of people are in Harvest's collective (basically a list of people who have registered to buy pot from the dispensary), but founders envision the private club only having a couple hundred members. Applicants have to pass a criminal background check and be personally approved by Harvest's founders.
Although Harvest isn't the first dispensary to allow use of their product in the back, it's the only dispensary in California that charges membership fees to do so. There are a few private club options for the discerning stoner (with cash to throw around) in Denver, however they're not exactly legal and are occasionally raided by the police.
News Moderator: Katelyn Baker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: San Francisco Now Has A Cannabis Country Club
Author: Cailey Rizzo
Contact: Travel And Leisure
Photo Credit: Getty Images
Website: Travel And Leisure
