Alyse Thompson-Richards

The Boston Beer Company and Entourage Health Corp. have partnered with Québec producer, distributor and marketer ROSE LifeScience Inc. to bring TeaPot, Boston Beer’s cannabis-infused beverage, to the Québec market.

Market research firm BDSA reported edibles brought in nearly $2.75 billion, up about $105 million from 2021.

The +PlusCBD Daily Balance THC Free line provides CBD without THC and other cannabinoids.

Drawing inspiration from the flavors of chardonnay, rosé, cabernet and sauvignon blanc wines, each 12-oz. can contains 20 mg of hemp extract.

Joining the Wyld CBD lineup are Peach CBD+CBC gummies, Grapefruit CBD+CBG sparkling water, and Blueberry Pomegranate CBD+CBN sparkling water.

Cannabis-infused chocolate makers are building on the familiarity and function of the format to deliver nostalgic and indulgent flavor experiences alongside a variety of dosage options.

The tablets feature fast-acting cannabis and special formulations designed for morning, afternoon and night routines.

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Alexandre Poulin, Gayonica’s chief innovation officer, about the inspiration behind the Jublee brand, its development and future plans for expansion.

Each gummy contains CBD, THC and CBG, known for its power to elevate the stress-relieving neurotransmitter GABA.

Flavor firms say classic combinations continue to pervade the edibles market, but manufacturers are increasingly exploring profiles that communicate wellness, offer culinary adventure and celebrate the distinct flavors of the cannabis plant.