Hey. If you’re reading this, you’re probably in Dijon trying to figure out how the local cannabis scene actually works. France has one of the most paradoxical relationships with weed in Europe—strict laws on paper, highest consumption rates on the continent, and a booming CBD market that’s currently fighting for its life against new taxes . Meanwhile, medical cannabis patients just got another extension, but full legalization is stuck in political limbo . If you’re looking for weed delivery Dijon, you need to understand how this complicated market actually operates.

Why People Choose Delivery in Dijon

Anonymity: You don’t want to be that person hanging around the train station at midnight looking for a deal.

Safety: Street deals can go wrong—robberies, bad product, police attention. Delivery, if done right, minimizes contact.

Selection: Street dealers usually have one or two options—whatever they could get. Delivery services often have menus with multiple strains, sometimes photos.

Convenience: Dijon is walkable, but still—why go out when someone can come to you?

Weed delivery Dijon.(Burgundian)

Key insight: Like anywhere, buying in bulk saves money. An ounce (28g) of mid-range flower should run you around 200-250€ if you find the right connect, compared to 15€/g for singles

How Telegram Delivery Works in Dijon

The mechanics are similar to other European cities, but with French specificities.

FAQ — The Most Common Questions

Q: Is weed legal in France now?
A: No. THC over 0.3% is illegal for recreational use. Medical cannabis exists only for pilot program patients .

Q: What’s the penalty for possession?
A: Small amounts can get you a fine up to 200€. Larger amounts can mean criminal charges. It’s not as harsh as some countries, but it’s not nothing.

Q: Is CBD legal in Dijon?
A: Yes. CBD with <0.3% THC is legal. You can buy it in shops like Green Experience and Les Fleurs de Jeanne in Dijon . But there’s a fight right now over new taxes that could kill many shops .

Q: Will CBD get me high?
A: No. CBD has no psychoactive effect. It’s relaxing, can help with anxiety/sleep, but you won’t feel “stoned.”

Q: Can I get medical cannabis in France?
A: Only if you’re one of the 3,000 patients in the pilot program. The permanent framework is ready but stuck waiting for ministerial signatures .

Q: Is Telegram delivery safe in Dijon?
A: “Safe” is relative. It’s less risky than street deals if you find a reliable channel, but police do monitor. Always use encryption, auto-delete, and meet in public.

Q: How do I avoid scams?
A: Never fully prepay strangers. Start with small cash-on-delivery test orders. Check if the channel has been around a while. Ask friends for recommendations.

Q: What’s better value—flowers or hash?
A: In France, hash often gives better THC per euro. Imported hash can be 30-40% THC for 10-12€/g, while flowers at the same price might be 10-15% .

Q: Can I grow my own?
A: Growing cannabis with THC >0.3% is illegal. Growing hemp (<0.3%) is legal with proper authorization.

Q: What’s happening with the CBD tax proposal?
A: The 2026 budget proposed a 25.7% tax on CBD products and restrictions to tobacco shops only. The article was removed in November 2025 after industry pushback, but it could return in commission negotiations .

Q: Why are CBD shops fighting this?
A: Julien Guigues from Les Fleurs de Jeanne in Dijon explains: customers lose product knowledge, guidance, and quality assurance. “People who buy CBD at tobacco shops often don’t really know what they’re buying” . Plus, 75% of shops could close .

Q: How do Dijon prices compare to Paris?
A: Slightly lower in Dijon. Paris has premium pricing for everything. Dijon is more reasonable, especially for locals.

Q: Is there a “safe” way to buy on the street?
A: No such thing. Street deals are always risky—police, bad product, robbery. Delivery through trusted channels is actually safer if done right.

Q: What’s the French slang for weed?
A: “Herbe” (grass), “Weed” (universal), “Shit” (hash), “Beuh” (pronounced “buh”—short for “herbe”), “Teushi” or “Teush” (verlan slang—from “shit” reversed).