Black magic, also known as dark magic or malevolent magic, is a term used to describe supernatural powers used for harmful and malicious purposes. The practice of black magic transcends cultural boundaries and is present in various cultures around the world, including Mexican folklore. Mexico, with its rich history and diverse culture, has its own traditions and beliefs when it comes to black magic. Mexican black magic, often referred to as "brujería," is deeply rooted in ancient indigenous practices and superstitions. It combines elements from different cultural and religious traditions, such as Indigenous beliefs, Catholicism, and African traditions brought to Mexico during the colonial era. In Mexican folklore, black magic is often associated with witchcraft and sorcery.

9 Tasty THC-Infused Beverages to Try (or Grab from Dabbler Depot’s To-Go Counter) at Trail Magic’s Pop-Up Taproom

T rail Magic is hosting Minnesota’s first THC-dedicated taproom at the new BŪCH Kombucha and Hard Seltzer location. A limited-time event, the pop-up taproom will run from December 15-18 and include educational sessions, food trucks, and live music.

With over 30 delicious THC-infused beverages available to drink on-site, you may be wondering where to start, so here’s a list of nine great choices on tap. Before you head home, don’t forget to purchase your favorites at Dabbler Depot’s to-go counter. Already have plans that weekend? No worries. After the taproom is over, you can stop by Dabbler Depot Coffee any time to find a varied selection of infused beverages, edibles, tinctures, and even THC or CBD-infused Gift Baskets.

As you prepare for this exciting new event, you may be wondering where to start. That’s why we put together a list of nine great choices that will be on tap this weekend.

Minneapolis Cider – Trail Magic:

Minneapolis Cider Co. launched Trail Magic, the company’s THC-infused beverage brand, back in August 2022 with two flavors that include 3 milligrams of THC. The Berry Basil flavor truly stands out. Each sip offers the light, refreshing taste of fresh fruit along with an herbal hint of basil.

Inbound – Satellite:

Satellite dropped from outer space and shook up the Inbound taproom in October. It’s infused with uplifting terpenes containing 5 milligrams of Delta 9 THC Nano Sativa. Gluten, alcohol, and caffeine-free, with an out-of-this-world taste that blends orange, pineapple, and mango flavors.

Vibes – Sativa Pineapple:

Vibes is a Nothing But Hemp brand made with locally derived Midwestern and Minnesotan ingredients. The correlating flavors in Pineapple Express terpenes make for an enjoyable flavor profile. With no sugar, low carbs, light carbonation, and 5 milligrams of Delta 9 THC derived from hemp, this infused beverage is a great choice if you’re looking for tropical flavors.

Bauhaus – Tetra:

Announced in September, Tetra takes its name from the “T” in “THC” and is Bauhaus’ first THC-infused beverage. While more flavors will be available in the future, the lemon-lime profile of this sparkling water and 3:1 ratio of CBD to THC makes for a subtle flavor profile that is easy to drink.

Fair State – Chill State:

As Fair State’s first THC-infused release, this sparkling water is infused with 5 milligrams of hemp-derived THC and 25 milligrams of broad-spectrum CBD and features a unique blend of Grapefruit Kush and King Louis terpenes. “Plenty of dankness without the bitterness,” proclaims Fair State.

BLNCD – Blood Orange Cardamom:

An elevated beverage experience that offers flavors of citrus, spice, and everything nice. BLNCD crafts this THC sparkling water with all-natural ingredients and 5 milligrams of hemp-derived delta-9 THC.

Eastlake – High & Dry:

Dosed with 5 milligrams of Minnesota-grown THC per serving, Eastlake describes their infused water as fast-acting with zero sugars and zero calories. The pineapple flavor offers a “fruitful lift,” according to Eastlake.

Surly – Take Five:

According to Surly, this non-alcoholic beverage has zero calories, zero sugars, and tastes “damn good.” Who can say no to a beverage made with Minnesota-grown, hemp-derived THC? This infused drink offers tangy, bubbly lime flavors and is great day or night and 5 milligrams per serving.

Bent Paddle – THC+:

Bent Paddle’s THC+ combines locally sourced hemp-derived CBD and THC from the North Shore with fresh water from Lake Superior to create an infused sparkling water experience. A tasty, non-alcoholic alternative to Bent Paddle’s traditional beer options, the THC+ contains an equal dose of THC and CBD with a tropical burst of mango tangerine flavor. Bent Paddle’s THC+ is featured in Dabbler Depot’s Casual THC Gift Basket, which also includes hard candies, taffy, and other infused beverages from other brands such as Untitled Art.

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In Mexican folklore, black magic is often associated with witchcraft and sorcery. Brujería practitioners, known as "brujos" or "brujas," are believed to have the ability to manipulate supernatural forces for both good and evil purposes. These individuals are often sought after for their alleged abilities to cast spells, create love potions, and bring harm to enemies.

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          Trail Magic THC-Infused Beverage Launches in Minnesota

          MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.— Consumers in Minnesota will get their first chance to try a THC-infused drink today with the launch of Trail Magic, a THC-infused beverage brand created by Minneapolis Cider Company.

          The brand comes on the heels of a new law that legalized cannabis-infused beverages in Minnesota as of July 1st.

          Trail Magic will be the first THC-beverage Minnesota. But, even more impressively, the company says this is the fastest they have ever gone to market with a new brand – going from initial idea to launch in only 18 days. “This has been a complete team effort,” said co-founder Jason Dayton, “moving this quickly while still creating an amazing product is not possible without our incredible team members, partners, and suppliers.”

          According to the company, “Trail Magic gets its name from an outdoorsy practice rooted in surprising acts of generosity. This trend has many forms: a ride into town; a cold soda at the trailhead; a shower and a bunk.”

          Trail Magic will be available in two flavors at launch: Basil Berry and Hop Water, each with 3mg of hemp-derived delta-9 THC per 12oz serving.

          Customers can try it at the Minneapolis Cider Company taproom starting today at 6 pm, where the company is hosting a launch party and outdoor expo that includes a free showing of the film Free Solo. Trail Magic will be available in retail stores and online starting the week of August 8th.

          

          While some forms of brujería are believed to be used for positive purposes, such as healing or protection, the use of black magic in Mexico is also associated with malicious intent. Hexes, curses, and spells aimed at causing harm or misery to others are believed to be common practices within the dark side of Mexican black magic. Mexican black magic rituals often involve the use of various objects and symbols, such as herbs, candles, amulets, and talismans. These rituals are performed in secret and are passed down through generations within families or specific communities. Despite its prevalence and deep-rooted history, the practice of black magic in Mexico is often met with skepticism and caution. Many view it as a form of superstition or folklore, while others believe in its potential power and harmful effects. As a result, black magic remains a controversial and mysterious aspect of Mexican culture. It is important to note that black magic, regardless of its cultural context, is generally considered ethically and morally questionable. The intentional manipulation and harm of others using supernatural means is widely seen as a violation of individual autonomy and personal well-being. In conclusion, Mexican black magic, or brujería, is a complex and multifaceted aspect of Mexican folklore and cultural tradition. Rooted in ancient beliefs and practices, it combines elements from different cultural and religious traditions. While beliefs about its efficacy and ethical implications vary, it remains an integral part of Mexican cultural heritage, shrouded in mystery and intrigue..

          Reviews for "Unlocking the Secrets of Mexican Black Magic Spells and Potions"

          1. Karen - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Black Magic Mexican". The fusion of Mexican and black magic themes sounded intriguing, but the execution fell flat. The storyline was convoluted and confusing, jumping between different characters and timelines without clear explanations. The dialogue was also stilted and forced, making it hard to connect with any of the characters. Overall, the movie lacked coherence and failed to captivate my interest.

          2. Mike - 1 out of 5 stars - "Black Magic Mexican" was a complete waste of time. The plot was weak, and the acting was even weaker. The supposed blend of Mexican culture and black magic was barely explored, with shallow stereotypes and clichés taking center stage instead. The movie relied heavily on cheap jump scares and predictable horror tropes that failed to evoke any real fear or suspense. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.

          3. Chloe - 2 out of 5 stars - I had high hopes for "Black Magic Mexican", but it turned out to be a disappointment. The story lacked originality and felt like a subpar imitation of better horror films. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked depth, making it hard to care about their fates. Additionally, the pacing was off, with slow and drawn-out scenes that added little to the overall narrative. Overall, the film felt like a missed opportunity to explore the rich world of Mexican black magic.

          4. David - 3 out of 5 stars - While "Black Magic Mexican" had its flaws, it still had some redeeming qualities. The concept of combining Mexican folklore and black magic was interesting, but the execution left much to be desired. The film suffered from uneven pacing, with some scenes dragging on and others feeling rushed. The scares were predictable, and the characters were not given enough development to truly engage the audience. However, the cinematography and visual effects were decent, and there were a few genuinely creepy moments. Overall, it's an average horror film that could have been much better with a stronger script and better character development.

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