Washington Cannabis Beverages
The licensed shelf, by the numbers
Cannabis beverages sold through licensed Washington retailers, listed by brand with format, stated cannabinoid content, and manufacturer where publicly known. Washington is a closed market: every product on a licensed shelf was made by a Washington processor under an I-502 license.
| Brand | Format | Cannabinoids | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drift | Sublingual spray | 100mg THC / bottle (1.6mg / spray) | Mirth Provisions |
| Just Chill | 12oz can | 4mg THC / 4mg CBD | Mirth Provisions |
| Legal | 12oz bottle | 10mg or 100mg THC | Mirth Provisions |
| Giant | 2oz shot | 100mg THC | Mirth Provisions |
| Soltura | 12oz can | 5mg THC / 5mg CBD / 5mg CBG | Mirth Provisions (for Sipsolera) |
| Otto's | 12oz bottle | Cannabis-infused cider | Mirth Provisions (for Better Beverages) |
| Craft Elixirs | Beverage | Various | Craft Elixirs |
| Ray's Lemonade | Lemonade | Various | |
| Evergreen Herbal | Beverage | Various | Evergreen Herbal |
| Major | Beverage | Various |
Methodology
Brand and product data compiled from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board processor roster and publicly available product filings. Cannabinoid content is the stated label amount. Retailer coverage is derived from the LCB's weekly licensee workbook. No velocity or sales data is included.
This page is updated periodically. If a brand is missing or a detail is wrong, let us know.
About This Market
Washington legalized recreational cannabis in 2012 and licensed retailers have sold it since 2014. Product cannot cross state lines. Every cannabis beverage on a Washington shelf was manufactured by a licensed Washington processor, tested by a certified lab, and approved by the WSLCB before it reached retail.
Mirth Provisions has been making cannabis beverages in Longview since 2013. See how brands enter the Washington market through Mirth, or browse our brands.
For the legal framework: Washington Cannabis Law Guide.