Cannabis beverages bring a familiar ritual to the recreational cannabis lineup. A cold can, a glass of ice, and a carefully measured pour can make an ordinary evening at home feel slightly more put together. Infused teas, lemonades, nostalgic sodas, and tropical combinations now share space in the cannabis cooler.

The current Sundial Collective menu offers a colorful look at the category across its California locations. Labels provide the total THC, suggested serving size, cannabinoid ratio, and ingredients, giving shoppers several useful details to compare before choosing a drink.

These four current selections each bring a different flavor, format, and personality to the glass.

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ST IDES Georgia Peach High Tea Brings the Iced-Tea Mood

ST IDES Georgia Peach High Tea keeps the format recognizable with peach flavor, brewed-tea character, and a noncarbonated finish. The 12-ounce container holds 100mg of THC and features a resealable lid that supports measured portioning and storage according to the package directions.

This is the porch-tea personality of the group. Served cold or over ice, Georgia Peach feels suited to a backyard dinner, an at-home card game, or a movie that calls for something sweeter than sparkling water.

Cannaseurs may appreciate the familiar tea format and resealable package. The full container represents multiple servings for many adults, making the amount per serving more relevant than the size of the can.

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Almora Strawberry Lemonade Keeps the Plant in the Picture

Almora Strawberry Lemonade takes a more cannabis-forward route. The drink contains 100mg of THC from live resin extracted from California sun-grown whole flower. According to Almora, its lemonades are made with real lemon juice, and the brand describes the recipe as free from artificial flavors and sweeteners.

Strawberry and lemon give the drink a bright, fruit-forward profile that feels at home beside a casual dinner or snack board. A measured serving can be poured over ice and finished with a fresh strawberry or lemon wheel. Its still lemonade format may also appeal to shoppers who prefer drinks without carbonation.

Extract style gives Almora its own place in the lineup. Cannaseurs who enjoy comparing live resin, distillate, and other cannabis preparations may find that detail as interesting as the flavor. THC remains one part of a larger picture that also includes ingredients, extract type, package total, and serving size.

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Not Your Father’s Orange Cream Soda Goes Full Throwback

Not Your Father’s Orange Cream Soda brings a little old-school soda-shop nostalgia to the cannabis beverage cooler. The 16-ounce container holds 100mg of THC and 25mg of CBD, creating a 4:1 THC-to-CBD ratio. Bright orange and citrus notes meet creamy vanilla for a flavor that feels straight out of the ice cream parlor.

Served cold or poured over ice, it fits right into an at-home dessert spread or private movie night. The lively carbonation keeps it firmly in soda territory, while the orange-cream flavor adds a playful throwback to the lineup.

For shoppers who enjoy reading beyond the flavor name, the live resin formulation and added CBD bring a few extra details to the label.

Pabst Mango Coconut High SodaPop Takes a Tropical Turn

Pabst Mango Coconut High SodaPop goes into full tropical mode with 25mg of THC in a 12-ounce can. Pabst Labs describes it as a mix of ripe mango and creamy coconut flavors made with fruit juice concentrates.

Served ice-cold or poured over plenty of ice, it feels right at home beside a backyard dinner or during an evening of patio stargazing. The full can contains less THC than the three 100mg drinks in this lineup, though the label is still worth checking since it may be intended for several servings.

Mango Coconut sends cannabis soda into sunnier territory beyond the familiar cola and citrus flavors. A cold can, a glass of ice, and that tropical pairing give the lineup a playful final sip.

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A Refreshing Final Pour

These four drinks show just how much personality can fit into one cannabis cooler. Peach tea, lemonade, orange cream soda, and mango coconut each bring a different flavor and mood, while a cold glass and measured pour keep the ritual pleasantly familiar.

The beverage selection at Sundial Collective gives cannaseurs plenty to consider, including flavor, fizz, cannabinoid ratio, and serving size. Inventory varies by location, so the current Sundial Collective menu is the best place to check what is available. The final choice may come down to tea, bubbles, citrus, or something tropical waiting for the next quiet evening at home.

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