Dopesmokers won't have any problem switching to thc infused beverages. I have tried all available beverages except Tweed Penelope, if it is still available I haven' been able to find it in my store. If I had to choose a favourite it would be the Houseplant. None of them were enjoyable for me for taste although when I mixed them with gingerale they were better. Tinley Beverage has award winning flavours that taste like alcohol style drinks and minimal sugar and calories, which is important to consumers. Not available in Canada yet although they say they are coming soon. WEED will get there with their flavours or buy the recipes from someone before they let their marketshare get eaten by competition. That's how it is in the beverage market. No matter because they will fly off shelves in the States just like they are in Canada because they are new and novel but eventually consumers will migrate to the one that hits their palette and has the effect they are seeking. Tweed misses on all points for me except the Deepspace which packs more of a wallop but tastes the worst imho. Canad a is the testing ground for Canopy's Tweed beverages and they will tweak them or trash them until they get winners but they have eyes on the States for beverages for sure. Starting with CBD infused to begin with and subbing in THC later s/b easy because the molecules are almost the same. Beverages are going to make the most money eventually when they get a level playing field with Alcohol and access to business tools in the US like banks, bank loans, brokers, Investment funds, advertising and are allowed to sell them in bars with alcohol as a low cal, no hangover option that consumers are looking for. glta and dyodd
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