Now that people are officially smoking more cannabis than tobacco, it’s time for companies to try to make a profit off cannabis drinks. PBR is selling non-alcoholic cannabis drinks containing 10mg of THC. The drinks are available in pineapple, mango, strawberry, and lemon flavors, and, since cannabis remains federally illegal, are sold online or in dispensaries located in legal states. Is the U.S. finally ready to give THC drinks a shot? Photo by LauriPatterson/Getty Images Some of the biggest beverage companies in America are getting involved in the cannabis drinks space; Pabst Blue Ribbon, Anheuser-Busch, Constellation Brands, Lagunitas Brewing Company, and Ceria are some of the biggest names on the list. Still, as the plant continues in popularity, people will likely try out new forms of cannabis, even if they’re not aware of the possible side effects.
Is the U.S. finally ready to give THC drinks a shot? Some industry experts think so.
Now that people are officially smoking more cannabis than tobacco, it’s time for companies to try to make a profit off cannabis drinks. Weed-infused beverages haven’t amassed much success, mainly because THC is difficult to present in liquid form but also because the drinks tend to taste like grass.
Now, there’s a variety of brands hoping to change things by creating THC-infused drinks and providing a new and more accessible method to get high....
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