Cannabis Concentrates

One of our primary goals at Pig ‘N’ Whistle is to be your spot for cannabis concentrates in Denver. We regularly have somewhere between 80 and 100 types of concentrates in stock at any given time, but the quantity of our options isn’t what makes us so proud. We take pride in the quality of our products, and we believe our dispensary menu is full of the best cannabis concentrates in Denver. As much as we appreciate the cannabis plant in its natural form, we’re especially stricken by the refined qualities of extracts and concentrates.

What Are Cannabis Concentrates?

Cannabis concentrates are refined products offering high levels of the most desirable components of the cannabis plant. Most of our extractions deliver high amounts of THC, but some of our customers also like to purchase concentrates with lots of CBD. Beyond the cannabinoids, many of these products also include lots of terpenes, making for a larger than life flavor. With so many different types of concentrates, it will be easy for our budtenders to help you find something that appeals to you.

How Are Cannabis Concentrates Made?

There are a few different ways to make cannabis concentrates, and the process used will have a significant impact on the quality of the finished product. At the most basic level, there are two main types of concentrates:

1. Solventless Concentrates – These are old school concentrates like water hash, which is made without solvents.
2. Solvent Based Concentrates – Most of the best extractions are either butane hash oils (BHOs) or propane hash oils (PHOs). This is how we get modern concentrates like the popular types below.

Types of Cannabis Concentrates

When you check our dispensary menu online or visit us in Denver, you’ll find dozens of unique concentrates. Some are packaged in syringes for maximum convenience and accessible applications, while others come in little jars. The most popular concentrates in Colorado right now include all of the following:

• Wax – This soft concentrate is relatively easy to work with because of its consistency, whether you’re adding it to flower or dabbing it by itself. For that reason, it’s popular among people who don’t have a lot of experience with concentrates yet.
• Shatter – The THC level of shatter is generally about the same as what you’d expect from wax, but shatter is much harder in consistency. The somewhat glasslike texture and appearance give shatter its name because it often breaks apart. It’s harder to work with since this particular concentrate isn’t as soft as wax, but it also has a slightly longer shelf life.
• Live Resin – If you’re looking for the most flavorful concentrate you can find, live resin is a great place to start the search. It’s extracted using a unique process at low temperatures to preserve terpenes and flavor.

How to Identify the Best Concentrates in Denver

The best way to find your favorite type of concentrates is to know what you’re looking for. Is the flavor or THC level more important to you? Would you rather get something easy and convenient, or do you like investing in a state of the art dab rig with all of the accessories? Once you know how to answer those questions, buy from a dispensary with a reputation for having the best concentrates.

Buy Cannabis Concentrates in Denver

Our team at Pig ‘N’ Whistle will happily help you navigate our dispensary menu to find a concentrate that fits your needs. Selling concentrates to residents of Villa Park, Edgewater, and West Colfax is our specialty, so place your order today!