Tag: THC drinks

From Foam to Flower: THC Taps Are Rewriting Bar Culture

Three golden bar taps labeled “THC” pour a foamy amber drink into a tilted pint glass. Above, bold text reads “From Foam to Flower” with a red banner labeled “Culture.” The background is dark green, and the bottom features the website PotCultureMagazine.com with ©2025PotCultureMagazine/ArtDept.

Bars in Wisconsin, South Carolina, and Minnesota are pouring THC from draft taps, replacing beer foam with cannabis fizz. With alcohol use hitting historic lows, low-dose THC drinks are reshaping nightlife rituals and exposing the hypocrisy of booze-friendly laws. The future of bar culture isn’t brewed in hops, it’s flowing from cannabis kegs.

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From Liquor to Leaf: How Weed Drinks Replaced Booze

A bright orange THC seltzer can with a large green cannabis leaf sits next to a glass of whiskey with ice cubes. Bold white text reads “From Liquor to Leaf: How Weed Drinks Replaced Booze.” The Pot Culture Magazine logo appears at the bottom of the image. The background is softly lit in green and teal tones, with a clean, promotional aesthetic.

Cannabis drinks aren’t a fad, they’re a full-blown replacement. With THC seltzers outselling wine in red states and alcohol sales nosediving, weed beverages are rewriting the rules of relaxation. This is the cultural reset Big Booze didn’t see coming and still doesn’t understand.

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Jones Soda Quits Cannabis

A dramatic image featuring a Jones Soda Co. bottle of Berry Lemonade on the left and a spilled Mary Jones THC can on the right, divided by a jagged black crack. The Mary Jones can is leaking bright orange liquid and partially blurred. A cannabis plant is faintly visible in the background. The Pot Culture Magazine logo and ©2025PotCultureMagazine/ArtDept are included.

Jones Soda just sold off its entire cannabis beverage brand, Mary Jones, for a modest three million dollars. The move signals more than a corporate pivot; it’s a sign that THC drinks still face steep barriers to success. From compliance breakdowns to marketing overreach, this isn’t just an exit; it’s a reality check.

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Scam in the Can

Feature image for Pot Culture Magazine showing a hemp-derived beverage can on a wooden surface outdoors. The can has a gradient label in red, orange, yellow, and green, with condensation droplets. Bold white text reads: “SCAM IN A CAN.” Smaller text above reads: “HEMP-DERIVED BEVERAGE,” and below a green cannabis leaf illustration, it states: “5 MG THC < 0.3% DELTA-9 THC.” At the bottom, the label features the Pot Culture Magazine logo and website “POTCULTUREMAGAZINE.COM.” The image is tagged ©2025PotCultureMagazine/ArtDept.

Willie Nelson’s face is on the can, but the weed isn’t in it. Pot Culture rips the lid off the hemp drink hustle, where celebrity branding and legal loopholes sell weak THC as wellness. This is not cannabis culture. This is a scam wrapped in citrus.

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Battle of the Buzz: Can Weed Drinks Kill Booze?

As THC drinks crash the party, are we witnessing the slow death of booze or just another dispensary fad in a pretty can? From barstools to backyard hangs, this feature sizes up the growing rivalry between cannabis beverages and alcohol. Are weed drinks the next wave—or just liquid hype?

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