Beverages will take time to infiltrate regular liquor venues but are being designed by formulators to be similar to alcohol for onset and offset times, have very low calorie count and same for sugar. They will be disruptors to alcohol consumption and my due diligence is showing that flower is giving way to edibles and especially beverages. A lot of consumers are self-doctoring with cannabinoids for aches, pains, sleep, anxiety and if you are drinking thc infused for socializing and rec use, there is no hangover. The Big Kahuna, Canopy Growth is moving heavily towards infused beverages, even announced plans for the US starting with CBD infused and THC by next summer. They are doing that through their US prospective branch, Acreage Holdings by licensing their brands to them and using their infrastructure for manufacture and distribution. They will all come together when there is a triggering event to legalize at the Federal level which could be descheduling marijuana at the Fed level or some kind of banking Act to swing the doors open to investors, especially US investors who are sitting on the sidelines, although some aren't waiting and moving into the sector through Canadian lp listings and their own major MSOs. Good news here is that Tinley relied on State protection and built their business in California where we are on the verge of great success, if I am right about adult style beverages in healthier forms satisfying both sober curious and rec consumers with healthier alternatives. So much potential if we start moving towards certified pharma use products with lots of good reports about cannabinoids and what consumers are using them for. glta and dyodd
