The Dab Bar, Explained
Concentrates have a reputation. For many guests, "dabs" call up an image of torches and a level of intensity they would rather skip. A well-run dab bar is the opposite: refined, flavorful and guided from start to finish.
What a dab bar is
A dab bar serves cannabis concentrates, vaporized rather than burned. At a Grassfed bar, concentrates are served on Dr. Dabber devices: electronic rigs with no torch, where the temperature is set rather than guessed.
Why temperature matters
Vaporizing extracts grants easy temperature control, so each guest can tailor the experience to their mood and preferences. Low temperatures bring out flavor and aroma, which is the whole point. Our guide to low-temperature dabs goes deeper.
What we pour
Live rosin stands as the epitome of purity: a solventless extraction method that retains the authentic flavors and aromas of cannabis. Brands we pour include Punch Extracts and Bear Labs. New to the category? Start with what solventless hash is.
How it works at your party
Guests do not need to know anything to enjoy a dab bar. The budtender loads each device, presents the options and guides each guest on dosage, keeping the doses low so the experience stays sessionable. Every piece of equipment is sanitized between uses.
Grassfed does not sell cannabis. We help you procure all the products for the event through our partners, and we bring the devices, the accessories and the budtender.
Add a dab bar to your event
The dab bar can stand alone or sit alongside a signature vape bar, craft infused mocktails and edibles. Private events start at $1,200, with a 2-hour minimum. See our cannabis bar for private events, or check a date.