Which cannabis-infused drink brands are available in dispensaries?

The cannabis-infused beverage market has exploded, and licensed dispensaries carry a wide variety of options ranging from low-dose microdosed seltzers to fast-acting, high-potency tonics and mocktails. Availability depends heavily on state regulations, but several prominent brands are widely stocked across state-legal dispensary networks:

• Cann : Widely recognized as a leading microdosed social tonic brand, offering low-dose combinations of THC and CBD (like 2mg THC / 4mg CBD) designed to mimic the light buzz of a beer or glass of wine.
• Wynk : Known for crisp, balanced 1:1 THC-to-CBD seltzers (typically 2.5mg or 5mg of each) that provide a smooth, manageable onset and mild relaxation.
• BRĒZ : Gaining rapid traction for its delta-9 THC and CBD blends that often incorporate functional ingredients like lion’s mane mushroom and botanicals for an intentional social buzz.
• Cycling Frog : Popular for accessible, flavor-forward seltzers and heavy-hitting THC/CBD ratios, frequently acting as a go-to alternative to wine and alcoholic beverages.
• Keef : A veteran cannabis beverage brand offering everything from classic infused sodas (Root Beer, Cola) to high-potency "Charged" beverages and sparkling water options.
• Uncle Arnie’s : Known in the high-potency space, famous for fast-acting iced tea/lemonade blends and larger-dose bottles meant for a more robust experience.
• Ayrloom : Frequently found in regional dispensary menus, offering zesty seltzers and juicy fruit blends across varying 5mg and 10mg THC potencies.

If you share your state or region , I can help you narrow down which specific brands and potencies are most commonly stocked in local dispensaries near you.

If you mean THC-infused cannabis drinks sold through licensed dispensaries, availability depends heavily on your state and the dispensary’s inventory. Since you appear to be in Michigan, these are some brands you’re likely to see on Michigan dispensary menus:

Popular cannabis drink brands in Michigan dispensaries

• Keef Brands — THC sodas, sparkling waters, energy drinks, and mocktail-style beverages. Keef is one of the more widely stocked cannabis beverage brands in Michigan.
• Mary Jones Cannabis Co. — Cannabis versions of Jones Soda flavors, including options like Orange & Cream, Green Apple, and Berry Lemonade.
• Uncle Arnie's — Ready-to-drink THC beverages such as sodas and flavored drinks.
• Sweet Justice — THC-infused sodas and other drink products found in some Michigan dispensaries.
• Feel — THC seltzers, often in lower-dose formats.
• Chill Medicated — THC drink mixes, syrups, and higher-potency beverage products.
• Jeng — Cannabis drinks appearing on some Detroit-area menus.
• Pleasantea — THC-infused tea beverages sold in Michigan dispensary channels.
• Tonic — Infused waters, seltzers, and other THC beverage products.

Common drink formats you’ll find

• Seltzers/sparkling waters — usually lower-dose and similar to a non-alcoholic canned drink.
• Sodas — often higher THC amounts per can.
• Teas and lemonades — a common alternative to carbonated drinks.
• Drink syrups/mix-ins — concentrated products that can be added to another beverage.

A few things to check before buying:

• THC amount per container (Michigan products can range widely, including 5–10 mg servings and much higher total-package doses).
• Whether the drink is regulated cannabis from a licensed dispensary versus a hemp-derived THC product.
• Whether you want a low-dose social drink or a stronger edible-style effect.

If you want, I can also list the best Michigan dispensary THC drinks by flavor/type (seltzer, soda, tea, low-dose, or high-potency).

Licensed state-regulated cannabis dispensaries carry a wide variety of THC-infused beverages, ranging from low-dose microdosed seltzers to high-potency elixirs . Availability varies significantly depending on your state and local regulations, but several prominent national and regional brands are widely stocked in dispensary refrigerators.

Top cannabis-infused drink brands found in dispensaries include:

• Cann - Known as a pioneer in microdosed social tonics, offering lower-dose options (typically 2mg to 5mg THC) designed as light, sessionable alcohol alternatives.
• Keef Brands - A long-standing dispensary staple offering classic cannabis-infused sodas (like Bubba Kush Root Beer and Orange Kush) in both low-dose options and high-dose medical/recreational strengths (100mg to 500mg).
• Wynk - Popular for balanced, zero-calorie sparkling seltzers featuring equal ratios of THC and CBD (usually 2.5mg THC and 2.5mg CBD per can).
• Uncle Arnie's - Known for packing a much stronger punch, famous for high-potency iced tea lemonades and flavored drinks aimed at experienced consumers looking for a heavier dose.
• Ray's Infused Lemonade - A prominent regional favorite (especially in western states like Washington) offering bold, sweet lemonade flavors with robust dosing options.
• Ayrloom - Offers fast-acting nano-emulsified THC and CBD ciders and seltzers with fruit-forward juice profiles.

Note: While hemp-derived Delta-9 THC seltzers can increasingly be found in mainstream grocery, liquor, or convenience stores in some regions, traditional licensed cannabis dispensaries are still the primary destination for full-strength formulations, nano-infused fast-acting tonics, and high-dose syrups or multi-serving elixirs.

If you'd like, let me know:

• Your state or general location
• Whether you are looking for low-dose/social seltzers or high-potency drinks

I can help narrow down which of these brands are most likely available near you.

Common cannabis-infused drink brands found in licensed dispensaries include:

• Keef Brands — THC sodas, infused waters, mocktails, and energy-style drinks; flavors include Bubba Kush Root Beer, Blue Razz, Orange Kush, Purple Passion, and others.
• Cann Social Tonic — low-dose THC/CBD social tonics.
• Uncle Arnie's — high-dose THC teas and fruit drinks.
• Lagunitas Hi-Fi Hops — cannabis-infused hop waters and sparkling beverages.
• Cycling Frog — THC/CBD sparkling drinks (availability varies by market).
• Wynk — THC/CBD sparkling beverages.
• Nowadays — THC-infused drinks positioned as alcohol alternatives.

Availability depends heavily on state cannabis regulations and the specific dispensary. In legal recreational markets, dispensary menus often carry brands like Keef, Cann, Uncle Arnie’s, and local beverage producers.

The market for cannabis-infused beverages has exploded, offering everything from light, microdosed seltzers to full-strength mocktails. While some hemp-derived Delta-9 brands have expanded into conventional grocery stores or liquor stores, state-licensed dispensaries carry potent and diverse formulations.

Popular cannabis-infused drink brands commonly found in state-licensed dispensaries include:

• Cann : Widely recognized as one of the best-selling microdosed "social tonics" on the market. Cann offers lightly carbonated, juice-and-herb-blended tonics with low doses of THC and CBD (like their Hi-Boy or microdose spritzes) designed to mimic a light buzz similar to a glass of wine or beer.
• Keef (Keef Classics / Keef Cola) : A dispensary staple known for traditional soda formats infused with cannabis. They offer flavors like Orange Kush, Purple Passion, and Root Beer, spanning low-dose options as well as high-potency medical variants (up to 100mg THC per bottle).
• Pamos : Specializes in cocktail-inspired, high-end spirits and ready-to-drink canned mocktails. Their lineup features sophisticated profiles like margaritas, spritzes, and long-form mixers meant to be poured over ice.
• Calexo : Known for artfully designed, low-calorie sparkling beverages and craft mocktails that blend equal parts THC and CBD (typically 5mg of each) for a balanced, creative, and gentle lift.
• Cycling Frog : Offers fast-acting THC seltzers and teas in various ratios (including 1:1 and higher THC options), popular for being crisp, sessionable, and great alternatives to evening alcoholic drinks.
• Cannabinoid Creations / Señorita : Known for craft-style cocktail alternatives, such as THC-infused Señorita margaritas made with agave and lime, built to replicate the ritual of drinking a cocktail without the alcohol.

If you'd like, let me know:

• Your state or region (since dispensary inventory varies heavily by local regulations)
• Whether you prefer low-dose microdoses or higher-potency drinks

I can give you a more targeted look at what's on local shelves!

If you mean licensed cannabis dispensaries, the brands vary a lot by state. In New York, for example, cannabis beverages are officially classified as infused liquid edibles, including seltzers, teas, sodas, waters, and similar drinks.

Some brands you may encounter in licensed dispensaries include:

• Ayrloom — THC seltzers and other infused beverages; particularly prominent in New York.
• Tune — THC beverages found in New York dispensaries.
• Keef — cannabis-infused sodas, including cola and fruit flavors.
• Lagunitas Hi-Fi Hops — THC/CBD-infused sparkling beverages.
• Uncle Arnie's — high-dose infused drinks and beverage shots.
• ST Ides — THC teas, punches, and energy-style drinks.
• CQ (Cannabis Quencher) — THC lemonades and other fruit beverages.
• Ayrloom, Tune, High Peaks, Harney Brothers, Weed Water, Rebel Rabbit, Keef, and Mad Lilly — among the brands reported in New York's licensed dispensary beverage market.
• Easy Landings — a newer Verano brand launched in August 2026, initially at Zen Leaf dispensaries in Arizona, Illinois, Nevada, and New Jersey.

One important distinction: brands such as Cycling Frog, Cann, Brez, Wynk, Cantrip, and Cornbread Hemp also make THC drinks, but many of their products are hemp-derived and sold outside traditional cannabis dispensaries, depending on the state.

If you're asking specifically about NYC dispensaries, I can look up the current menus and give you the brands/products actually in stock around NYC.

If you mean Michigan dispensaries, there are cannabis-infused beverages sold through the regulated market. Michigan classifies these as “infused beverages,” and adult-use beverages can contain up to 10 mg THC per serving and 100 mg per container.

Some brands/products you may encounter include:

• Nuggz Nectar — infused drinks in flavors such as lemonade, mango, watermelon, and others. Important: Michigan issued a voluntary recall in August 2026 for certain 200 mg Nuggz Nectar products because testing found potentially excessive THC and potency variability.
• Cannabis-infused seltzers and sparkling beverages — availability varies considerably by dispensary and city.
• Drink enhancers/infused liquids — Michigan also categorizes drink enhancers separately from ready-to-drink beverages.

If you're looking specifically for what's actually in stock around Detroit right now, I can search nearby dispensaries and give you a current list of brands, THC mg, flavors, and prices.

The market for cannabis-infused beverages has grown rapidly, offering everything from low-dose social tonics to craft mocktails and classic sodas. While availability varies by state regulations and local dispensary inventory, several standout brands are widely distributed in licensed dispensaries (and in some cases, direct-to-consumer hemp markets):

• Cann – Known as a pioneer in "social tonics," Cann offers microdosed, lightly carbonated, juice-flavored beverages (like Lemon Lavender and Blood Orange Cardamom) designed to mimic the light, social buzz of a glass of wine or beer.
• Wynk – A popular choice for a balanced, no-added-sugar experience, specializing in 1:1 THC-to-CBD seltzers like Lime Twist, Juicy Mango, and Black Cherry Fizz.
• Keef – A veteran cannabis beverage brand famous for high-quality THC-infused sodas (such as Root Beer, Orange Kush, and Purple Passion) as well as their zero-calorie Slims line and high-dose options.
• BRĒZ – Gaining massive traction for combining Delta-9 THC with functional adaptogens like lion's mane and ashwagandha for a mood-lifting, relaxing social alternative.
• Pamos – Specializing in cocktail-inspired spirits and ready-to-drink canned mocktails (like-infused margaritas and spritzes) intended to replace traditional hard liquor.
• Cycling Frog – Widely available in various markets, offering approachable, fruit-forward THC/CBD seltzers like Wild Cherry and Black Currant.
• Calexo – An art-forward brand producing beautifully designed, low-dose sparkling mocktails crafted from real fruit juices and botanicals.

If you share your state or general location , I can help you figure out which of these brands are most commonly stocked in local dispensaries near you.

The cannabis-infused beverage market has expanded rapidly, with many popular brands widely stocked in licensed dispensaries (and in some regions, direct-to-consumer or via hemp-derived retail markets). Most of these brands use nano-emulsification technology for a faster onset time (typically 15--45 minutes) compared to traditional edibles.

Popular Cannabis-Infused Drink Brands

• Cann (Social Tonic): Known for pioneering microdosed, social beverages. Their tonics typically feature a light blend of 2mg THC and 4mg CBD (with higher-dose options available), featuring flavors like Blood Orange Cardamom and Lemon Lavender.
• Keef (Keef Canna): A staple in traditional dispensaries, famous for classic soda formats like Bubba Kush Root Beer and Blue Razz Cola, alongside their low-calorie "Keef Slims" and high-potency options.
• Wynk: Known for crisp, zero-sugar, 1:1 balanced seltzers (2.5mg or 5mg of both THC and CBD per can) designed to mimic a light, sessionable alcoholic beverage.
• Pamos: Offers sophisticated, cocktail-inspired ready-to-drink options like spirit alternatives, spritzes, and canned margaritas blending THC with bold fruit flavors.
• Cycling Frog: Offers accessible, fruit-forward sparkling drinks that frequently pair equal parts THC and CBD (such as their popular Black Currant flavor).
• Ayrloom: Popular for orchard-inspired flavors (like Cran Apple) utilizing fast-acting nano-emulsions available in various dosages.
• Amigos: A go-to brand if you are looking for high-potency options (50mg of Delta-9 THC per can) meant for experienced consumers with higher tolerances.

If you let me know your state or region , I can help verify which of these brands are specifically available in your local state-licensed dispensaries versus direct-to-consumer hemp shipping.

Cannabis-infused drink availability depends heavily on your state’s cannabis laws and the dispensary’s inventory, but these are some of the better-known brands you may find in licensed dispensaries:

Popular dispensary cannabis beverage brands

• Keef Cola — Classic soda-style THC drinks (cola, root beer, fruit flavors), often available in cannabis markets such as Colorado and other adult-use states.
• Mary Jones — THC-infused sodas with flavors like root beer and orange cream; commonly seen in cannabis retailers.
• Uncle Arnie's — Known for lemonades, teas, and higher-potency THC drinks, especially in California markets.
• Cann — Lower-dose THC/CBD social tonics designed as an alcohol alternative.
• Lagunitas Hi-Fi Hops — Cannabis-infused sparkling beverages with THC/CBD, often found in select dispensary markets.
• Crescent 9 — THC seltzers with lighter, beverage-style dosing.
• Cycling Frog — THC/CBD seltzers and drinks; availability varies by state and regulations.
• CQ (Cannabis Quencher) — Infused lemonades and beverage products found in some dispensary menus.
• Mirth Provisions — Craft THC sparkling tonics, especially associated with Washington and select markets.
• Pabst Blue Ribbon Cannabis — THC-infused versions of familiar beverage formats in some regulated markets.

Common types you’ll see

• Low-dose “social” drinks: ~2–5 mg THC per serving (often positioned as alcohol alternatives)
• Standard dispensary drinks: ~10 mg THC per serving
• High-potency drinks/shots: 50–100+ mg THC per container (often meant for multiple servings)

If you tell me your state (or city), I can narrow this down to brands that are actually sold in dispensaries near you.