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Summit County ganja-preneur wants to expand cannabis, food and wine tours beyond Colorado

Cultivating Spirits wants to expand into California and Nevada, which have also legalize recreational marijuana

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Philip Wolf, the founder of Cultivating Spirits, speaking at a cannabis, food and wine event. Wolf found that different terpene strains in marijuana affect mood.
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Philip Wolf, the founder of Cultivating Spirits, speaking at a cannabis, food and wine event. Wolf found that different terpene strains in marijuana affect mood.

In the years since recreational marijuana legalization in Colorado, , has created a

Now Wolf and his new business partner Branden Nadon want to expand the business into California and Nevada, which also has legalized recreational marijuana. They also want to expand into other Colorado locations.

Wolf’s idea to blend marijuana with a wine pairing experience came to him while he was visiting Barcelona, Spain. He was at a wine tasting, and realized that tourists seek out specialized experiences. As someone who had been working in the cannabis industry since its founding, he began to connect the two.

After doing research, Wolf began pairing the terpenes, the organic compound that produces the aroma in marijuana plants, with food and wine.

Cultivating Spirits offers private events. The basic package includes a three-course gourmet meal with wine designed to match the specific strains and terpenes of marijuana. Much of the experience is about educating customers about not only better ways to consume, but ways to make marijuana use safer, Wolf said.

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