> True, and grapes are 2.99 a pound at the local grocery store. Yes, and by the pound is how bulk MJ is bought and sold at a wholesale level. > Doesn't seem t

> True, and grapes are 2.99 a pound at the local grocery store. Yes, and by the pound is how bulk MJ is bought and sold at a wholesale level. > Doesn't seem to explain why a good dinner table wine can be upwards of $100 a bottle. This has been post-processed, aged, and blended by masters whose work is more art than science. I'm not sure there is a good analogue in MJ world except perhaps hashish or hash oil. Hashish is relatively easy to produce and may be aged. It is certainly refined to a greater potency than bulk MJ. So it will cost more per weight unit than bulk MJ.