Swiss indoor resin, extracted from our own Amnesia flower. 20.3% CBD and 0.77% terpenes, including terpinolene—the hallmark of the Amnesia strain.
The original flower is available for purchase on this site: buy both, compare them—they share the same signature, but this is more concentrated. Dry-sifted with a pollinator, 153 microns. From 2 g to 100 g, starting at 2.60 CHF per gram.
Resin is never better than the flower it comes from. That’s easy to say, but impossible to verify with most producers—the raw material is never for sale.
Across our entire Swiss lineup, however, it is. The Amnesia Indoor flower from which this batch is extracted can be found right next to it in our catalog—grown by us. Take two grams of it, take two grams of resin, and smell both. You’ll find the same herbaceous and fruity profile: full-bodied on one side, concentrated on the other.
A single flower, a single strain, no blends. While many resins on the market are blended from whatever was left over from the season, this one is monogenetic from seed to ingot.
See the Amnesia CBD Indoor flower
The list below includes a compound you’ll find almost nowhere else in our lineup: terpinolene. It’s the hallmark of the Amnesia lineage, and its presence proves that the genetics listed are indeed the ones in the bud.
At the top, myrcene adds roundness and a lively, vegetal freshness. At the base, a subtle woody note. The overall profile remains light: four compounds share the spotlight, with none overpowering the others.
The levels are lower than in our Moroccan resins, which is to be expected. A plant grown in a controlled environment is exposed to neither UV rays nor thermal stress: it doesn’t need to defend itself, so it produces fewer terpenes. What we lose in intensity, we gain in consistency.
Anyone can write “Amnesia” on a package. But you can’t just make up an analysis report.
Terpinolene is the marker for this strain. It is absent from virtually all of our other resins, even though they are produced using the same process and the same equipment. Its presence here, at 0.08%, confirms that the variety listed is the one that was grown, dried, and sifted.
This is a verification that few product listings provide. It requires neither trust nor a promise: the report is available for review before purchase, and the terpene is either listed there or it isn’t.
Our Moroccan resins are tied to a specific location. A plot of land, an elevation, a season—change any one of these three, and the profile changes along with it.
Here, there’s no such thing as terroir. LED and HPS lighting, temperature, humidity, growth cycle, and nutrition: every parameter is controlled, and the same set of settings will yield the same result no matter where the grow room is located. That’s precisely the appeal of indoor cultivation—reproducibility replaces location.
This consistency comes at a price. Electricity, labor, land, regulations: growing hemp in Switzerland is structurally more expensive than elsewhere. It would be more profitable to import inexpensive flower, screen it here, and write “Swiss Made” on the packaging—which is what part of the market does.
The resin comes from the small buds and trimmings of our own crops. Their trichomes are finer and more fragile than those of an outdoor-grown plant, resulting in a resin that’s less resinous, lighter in color, and easier to crumble.
| CBD | 20.3% |
|---|---|
| CBC / CBG / Δ8 | 1.2% / 0.44% / 0.32% |
| CBN | 0.13% |
| Total terpenes | 0.77% |
| THC | 0.87% — complies with the Swiss threshold (< 1%) |
CBN at 0.13% appears in this batch but not in our Moroccan resins. It forms when THC breaks down, and extended curing contributes to this: it’s the downside of a long aging process, which rounds out the aromatic profile but leaves this trace on the report.
We choose to disclose it rather than conceal it. A published report is only meaningful if we don’t cherry-pick what we show.
Like any unprocessed dry sift, this resin contains a fraction of plant material. The sieve separates the trichomes from the rest of the plant; it does not isolate them completely—and that’s by design.
A final electrostatic sifting process would remove this residue, retaining only the trichome heads. But concentrating the trichome heads concentrates everything they contain, including THC: the legal threshold would be exceeded. What the sieve allows through is therefore precisely what enables this resin to comply with regulations without any cutting or dilution.
Analysis conducted by Guttentag Solutions, a Swiss laboratory accredited to ISO 17025, on March 18, 2026.
View the full report on the laboratory’s website
Herbaceous and fruity, with a complexity that unfolds gradually rather than immediately. Myrcene adds a slightly tropical roundness, alpha-pinene brings a crisp, vegetal freshness, and terpinolene contributes that slightly sweet floral note characteristic of the strain.
Between 180 and 200 °C, the profile unfolds fully. This is where the difference from a cut resin becomes evident: a product diluted with isolate or distillate smells of nothing—or smells of the added terpene.
Supple, slightly sticky, and pleasant to work with. It crumbles effortlessly—a result of trichomes that are finer than those found in outdoor-grown strains. Light in color, ranging from golden to blonde. Burns evenly.
Filtration doesn’t create anything—it concentrates. Isolating the trichome heads multiplies the entire profile in the same proportions, including THC. It’s a mechanical process, and no genetics can escape it.
A producer selling one of these products as legal CBD therefore has two options: exceed the threshold, or bring it back below it by cutting it. Powdered isolate, distillate, texturizing agents—the name and packaging remain, but the process disappears.
Our 153-micron dry sift is compliant because of what it is, not because of what we add to it. That’s why we don’t take filtration any further.
Because it’s actually produced in Switzerland. Electricity, labor, land, standards: a flower grown in Switzerland is structurally more expensive than a Moroccan field-grown flower. It would be more profitable to import a cheap flower, sort it here, and write “Swiss Made” on the packaging. We grow our own flowers.
Honest question, honest answer. Our Moroccan resins contain 1.6 to 2.2% terpenes, compared to 0.77% here, and that’s normal: in the Rif Mountains, the plant is exposed to UV rays and heat stress, and defends itself by producing terpenes. Indoors, the plant isn’t subjected to any of that. What Amnesia offers instead is consistency—the same profile with every order, regardless of the season—and the option to buy the original flower to verify it. It’s not better; it’s just different.
CBN forms when THC breaks down due to time, heat, or light. This batch underwent an extended curing process, which rounds out the flavor profile and leaves this trace: 0.13%. This is the downside of a long curing process. We’re disclosing this because a published report is only meaningful if we don’t cherry-pick what we show.
The same principle, two methods. The tam-tam is the traditional Rif sieve, operated by hand through vibration. The Pollinator is its mechanical equivalent: a rotating drum that detaches the trichomes through steady vibration at room temperature. In both cases, the process is dry—no water, heat, or solvents are used. The difference lies in the level of control—the Pollinator provides a consistency that’s impossible to achieve by hand.
Our Amnesia Indoor CBD resin is available starting at 2.60 CHF per gram, in five sizes:
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This product is intended for adults 18 years of age and older. Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. CBD is not a medication—consult a healthcare professional if you are currently undergoing treatment.
From seed to finished bar, our entire production process is filmed and available on ourInstagramand YouTube channels @goldbar420. It’s not just a pretty picture of the finished product —here, you can follow our work with complete transparency.
Each terroir-specific CBD hash has a unique serial number, and each indoor batch has a lot number. Cannabinoid and terpene analyses are available online before purchase, batch by batch, without exception. An honest producer has nothing to hide.
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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