Ready to Drink: The Rise of Liquid Marijuana

Now as more U.S. states legalize recreational marijuana, companies are betting people will also want to drink it. Weed-infused beverages are becoming more and more popular, and they provide an alternative to smoking. These liquid marijuana products come in a variety of forms and flavors, and can be consumed in a variety of ways.

The effort to legalize recreational marijuana in Minnesota is expected to see the emergence of cannabis-infused drinks. These beverages, which are already popular in other states, come in a variety of flavors and contain a honey-colored liquid that smells skunky like marijuana. The drinks, which are sold in bottles, are made with a variety of ingredients, including 1/2 oz spiced rum, 1/2 oz Melon Liqueur, 1/2 oz Coconut Rum, 1/2 oz Blue Curaçao, 1/2 oz Sweet & Sour, and 1/2 oz pineapple juice.

If you want to pass a drug test, using a detox drink like Mega Clean is one of the best options. First, take the last three pills of the detox liquid on day 1. Then, drink the entire bottle of the detox liquid on day 2, and refills your system with clean fluids for the next 24 hours. You can simply add these liquid detox drinks to your daily wellness routine to help ensure that you pass any drug tests.

13 medical marijuana dispensaries, known as Alternative Treatment Centers, are now open in Minnesota. At these dispensaries, customers can purchase a variety of products, including cannabis-infused drinks. These drinks are sold as a cannabis-infused product in solid, liquid, or concentrate form.

Another popular liquid marijuana product is Cann, an 8-fluid-ounce drink that contains 2 mg of THC and 4 mg of CBD. Cann comes in a variety of flavors, including lemon lavender, blood-orange cardamom, and grapefruit rosemary — all of which have a pleasant taste and a smooth, mellow finish.

Edibles are marijuana-infused products that you can eat or drink. These products, which come in a variety of flavors, can also be sold in liquid form to be vaporized with a device like an e-cigarette.

Tinctures are liquid, highly concentrate herbal extracts made by soaking herbs in alcohol or vinegar. Tinctures are often used as a dietary supplement and can be taken sublingually (absorbed underneath the tongue) or mixed into foods or drinks.