In addition to canna-cocktails, the product can be poured over desserts or added to a variety of cooking and baking recipes. The elixirs are another alternative to canned cannabis seltzers, as product doses are capped at 5 mg in the state. Squier’s offers two dosage options: 10 mg and 100 mg.

“We are excited to introduce Massachusetts cannabis consumers to a new, unique customized dose option and full-flavor experience,” said Zack Squier, chef and founder of Squier's Specialty Elixirs. “Our solventless live hash rosin elixirs are carefully crafted with high-grade ingredients for exceptional taste and effects.”

Squier’s Massachusetts product SKUs are vegan, gluten-free and include five flavors:

• Blueberry Lemon
• Raspberry Lime
• Mandarin Mango
• Pink Pineapple
• Sleepy Time Blackberry Lavender (THC:CBN:CBD)

“After much anticipation, Squier’s is thrilled to be launching in New England’s most established market,” Squier’s said. “Close to our headquarters, it is imperative we have complete control over the quality and standard of our product, and we are proud to partner with like minded manufacturer, Temple Hill Collective.”

Temple Hill Collective, a Massachusetts cannabis product manufacturer, partners with cannabis brands seeking to expand their footprint or gain a presence in the Massachusetts cannabis market.

“Within minutes of meeting with Chef Zack Squier and sampling Squier's delicious elixirs, our team knew we needed to bring these amazing products to the Massachusetts market,” said Tom McMenemy, co-founder of Temple Hill Collective. "From the fresh fruit and citrus to the solventless live hash rosin infusions, every detail of the product and process has been meticulously refined,” added Chris Carbone, co-founder of Temple Hill Collective.

The Massachusetts selection of elixirs retail for $8 for a 1-oz., 10 mg bottle and $25 for a 2-oz., 100 mg bottle. Pricing is dispensary dependent.

The newly announced Theory Wellness location in Medford will carry Squier’s Specialty Elixirs in their first-of-its-kind beverage dispensary, which is opening soon. The full range of elixirs will be available in-store this month at cannabis dispensaries throughout the state, including Kapha Cannabis, Stem Haverhill and The Healing Center. Maine dispensary partners Theory Wellness, Silver Therapeutics and Nova Farms will also offer Squier’s Specialty Elixirs on their Massachusetts menus.

Squier’s will be adding more store locations in the first quarter to 2024 and plans to expand its product offerings with new launches this spring.

This article was originally posted on www.cannabisproductsinsider.com.