Black Afghan CBD | Afghan-style shaped hash | Lightly oxidized resin mixed with crude oil, adjusted to under 1% THC | Approximately 30% CBD | Soft texture, deep black color | Full spectrum | Tested in a Swiss lab | Formula perfected since 2020 | Currently unavailable | Sold, when available, for what it is
This product is not currently available for sale. This is no accident, and we want to be clear about it.
Black Afghan, like Red Lebanese, is a handcrafted hash: our sifted resin, mixed with a crude oil adjusted in the lab to contain less than 1% THC, then kneaded and pressed by hand. The difference lies in the raw material and the craftsmanship—a less oxidized resin, shaped to achieve a darker, almost black hue, and a high CBD content of around 30%.
Why is it out of stock? Because we don’t restock a product until we can provide a recent analysis report for each batch. This is our rule across our entire catalog— “don’t just take our word for it, check for yourself” —and it applies especially to handcrafted products. Until this up-to-date analysis report is available, Black Afghan remains on hold.
This isn’t just an ordinary stockout. It’s a matter of consistency: a product we can’t verify has no place on our shelves, even if it’s in demand.
Check back soon—or discover its cousin, the Red Lebanese, which has been fully analyzed and is available.
Same concept as Red Lebanese, but a different material.
The base — Real resin
It all starts with our sifted resin. It’s the real thing, which—just like with the Lebanese—gives it a full-spectrumprofile :minor cannabinoids and natural terpenes, not reconstituted powder.
The Crud Oil — The Legal Adjustment
We incorporate a crude oil, extracted from resin that has been processed in the lab to bring the THC content below 1%. This step ensures the product complies with regulations while maintaining a high CBD content— around 30%, one of the highest levels available.
The Finishing Touch—The Black Color
Whereas the Red Lebanese relies on oxidized resin and its reddish-brown hue, the Black Afghan starts with less-oxidized resin, processed to achieve a dark, deep, almost black color —the visual signature of the Afghan style. The blend is kneaded and pressed by hand until it achieves that characteristic supple, dense texture.
Back to baking again. “A different kind of bread, a different crust”—a craft that doesn’t highlight the very best we have to offer.
Let's just say it—it's the same as with Lebanese hash.
Traditional Afghan hash —the hand-processed black charas from the Hindu Kush region—is one of the oldest and most renowned varieties in the world: a dense, dark, pliable resin with spicy and earthy aromas. A true story, an ancestral craft.
But in 2026, this authentic Afghan hash isn’t available on the legal CBD market. Its THC content far exceeds the legal limits in Switzerland and France—it’s, by definition, illegal here. Everything sold under the name “black Afghan CBD,” anywhere, is a re-formulation made from raw hash —including ours.
The only difference is that we’re telling you so. Our Black Afghan doesn’t claim to come from the Hindu Kush: it’s a legal interpretation of the style—a crafted and refined hash, presented exactly as it is. And as long as we can’t prove it with an up-to-date analysis, we won’t sell it to you.
The Afghan style is immediately recognizable to the eye: a dark, deep, almost black hue, achieved using a lightly oxidized resin that’s been hand-processed. While Red Lebanese leans toward reddish-brown, Black Afghan embraces black —the visual signature of traditionalcharas .
On the nose, the profile is spicy and earthy, with those deep woody notes typical of the Afghan style. Less floral than the Lebanese, darker, denser —a character that evokes earth and wood rather than fruit or flowers.
To the touch, it’s a hand-shapedhash : a supple, dense, and malleable texture that can be worked with your fingertips and warms up quickly . The density comes from being pressed by hand, not from a texturizing agent .
The precise terpene profile can only be confirmed through up-to-date analysis—and that is precisely why the product is on hold before returning to sale. (The aromas described correspond to the style and previous batches, not to a current report.)
The same integrity as with the Red Lebanese.
What a dry sift does — Our numbered resins are extracted using a dry sift method at 153 microns. Nothing is added, nothing is removed: legality comes from the process itself.
What goes into Black Afghan — Here, legality comes from an adjustment: the crude oil is reduced to below 1% THC in the lab before being mixed with our minimally oxidized resin, then kneaded and pressed by hand to achieve the black color and density characteristic of the Afghan style. An additional technical step, openly acknowledged and declared.
Why we say this —Because our entire message rests on this. On our dry sift products, we explain that an isolated and concentrated CBD hash inevitably exceeds the legal threshold. Black Afghan, on the other hand, doesn’t claim to be a dry sift: it’s a crafted and adjusted hash, stated in black and white. We distinguish—we don’t disguise.
And it’s this very standard that keeps it out of stock today: no up-to-date analysis, no restocking.
That is precisely why this product is currently on hiatus.
Our policy, without exception
Every product in our catalog comes with an analysis report from an ISO 17025-accredited Swiss laboratory, which you can view before purchasing. This is at the heart of our promise: “Don’t just take our word for it—check for yourself.” This rule applies to both our numbered dry sifts and our shaped hash.
Why Black Afghan is on hold
We’ve had the recipe down pat since 2020, and its profile is stable. But “stable” isn’t the same as “proven”: until a recent analysis report for the current batch is available and published, the product won’t go back on sale. We refuse to claim an approximate 30% CBD content as a certainty without the document to back it up.
What this says about us
Withdrawing a popular, profitable, and well-controlled product from sale simply because its analysis isn’t up to date— that’s exactly the standard we apply everywhere else. Black Afghan will return once its COA is online. Not before.
We could have kept it on sale. We decided instead to put it on hold. Black Afghan is a shaped hash, a cousin of Red Lebanese: the same sifted resin mixed with a crude oil adjusted to under 1% THC, but with less oxidized resin, processed to achieve a deep black hue and a high CBD content of around 30%. A recipe we’ve perfected since 2020. So why can’t you buy it today? Because we don’t restock any product without a recent analysis, batch by batch —that’s the rule across our entire catalog, and there are no exceptions, especially for shaped hash. We don’t sell any product we can’t verify. Black Afghan will be back once its up-to-date lab report is online —not before.
? Currently unavailable. In the meantime, check out the Red Lebanese CBD, which has been fully tested and is available.
Because we don’t put a product back on sale without a recent analysis report, batch by batch. That’s our policy across our entire catalog. Until this up-to-date analysis is available and published, Black Afghan remains on hold —even though it has been in demand and under our control since 2020. A product we cannot verify has no place on the market.
No. Our numbered bars (0012 to 0020) are dry sift material sifted using a tam-tam, with nothing added or removed. Black Afghan is a shaped hash: resin mixed with lab-adjusted crude oil, then kneaded and pressed by hand . These are two different processes—we don’t pass one off as the other.
No. Traditional Afghan charas fromthe Hindu Kush far exceeds the permitted THC limits —making it impossible to sell legally in Switzerland or France. Everything sold under the name “black Afghan CBD,” anywhere, is a blend made from raw hash—including ours. The difference is that we advertise it as such instead of passing it off as an imported product.
The art of working with the material. While the Red Lebanese is made from oxidized resin (hence its reddish-brown hue), the Black Afghan uses a less oxidized resin, shaped and pressed by hand to achieve that dark, deep, almost black color —the visual signature of the Afghan style. Not a dye: the material and the craftsmanship.
A spicy, earthy profile with deep woody notes typical of the Afghan style. Darker and denser than the Red Lebanese, less floral—a character that evokes earth and wood. (The precise terpene profile will be confirmed by the latest analysis, which is currently underway prior to the product’s return to sale.)
It is made from genuine, sieved resin mixed with crude oil (a resin extract, not an isolate or a distillate). As with Libanais Rouge, this is not a product reconstituted from powder. The exact composition will be detailed in the analysis report published when it goes back on sale—that is the condition for its return.
Each bar of CBD hash, hand-molded and stamped, is made exclusively from the plant’s natural trichomes, which have been dry-sifted and pressed. What you read on the product page is exactly what you consume.
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