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One is a Paloma, the other is a Mango. What to have today and what to have tomorrow?

Last night's pour... 🍹

I finally cracked open Señorita's Mango Margarita, and I have to admit... this one surprised me.

Full review coming soon on It's All About the Cocktail.

Have you tried it yet?

We may have brewed a little too much of our 3mg "Highrish" and rather than letting it languish in the warehouse we're giving it away, just pay shipping. We're super proud of it and want you guys to try. Dark, dry, lil' roasty twang, that slow nitro cascade...this brew certainly scratches that Guinness itch while getting you a lil' floaty.

You can sign up on floathouse.co and the first 150 packs are it and then it's gone until we brew it again late fall. I guess I should note that by then, unless something changes, we and every other brand you know and love with an online store will have to shut the THC shipping down... wish operating in this space wasn't such a regulatory nightmare.

Shoutout to the homies over at Floral Beverages for inspiring us to do this! Really been digging on their low-dose seltzers and the mocktails are fantastic as well. Appreciate this sub for the all the love! Keep supporting the brands you care about, especially the tiny ones, every order makes a real difference to us.

EDIT: Well this turned out to be way more complicated than my brewer brain anticipated. Apologies to everyone who has had issues! I removed the email sign up pop up from our page since that was tripping people up. You have to enter your email in the "HIGHRISH SUMMER GIVEAWAY" banner at the top of the homepage. Code will no send in 10 minutes so hang tight. If you are still having issues DM me your email and I will add it manually.

Pumped at how many of you signed up!!! Excited to hear what you think

Hello.. I'm very new to all of this. I see a lot of posts for premixed canned drinks, but wondered if anyone has tried powdered options you mix into whatever you want at home? I've seen ads for this stuff (Sprinkle), and am just wondering if it is a cheaper option or better because you control your dosing/flavor..or is this not worth it. Any insight would be truly appreciated!

The delivery I've been waiting for finally arrived! 🌵✨

I just got Señorita's Variety Pack, and I'm looking forward to trying every flavor: 🍹 Lime Jalapeño Margarita 🥭 Mango Margarita 🍊 Grapefruit Paloma 💦 Ranch Water

One thing I really like about these drinks is that each flavor has its own personality instead of tasting like the same drink with a different label.

The surprise in this shipment is the new 1777 750 mL bottle. Instead of a ready-to-drink cocktail, it's a non-alcoholic THC spirit that's meant to be mixed or enjoyed over ice—something completely different from the canned lineup. It delivers 10 mg of hemp-derived THC per 1.5 oz serving and is Señorita's first bottled spirit.

I'll be tasting everything over the next few days and filming reviews for It's All About the Cocktail. Which should I review first: one of the canned flavors or the new 1777 bottle?

Cheers! 🌵🥂

Sunday funday turned into a late-afternoon-doodle-with-bevvie in hand!
I drank the 10mg raspberry lemonade. Although I was sent 100mgs as part of the affiliate box (thank you Mojo) I’m terrified to try such a high dose. As an experienced user who remains curious- for those of you that have had 100mgs - does it take you to space? How long is the buzz?

A tantalizingly sweet and tart THC beverage. I really like this one. The flavor is a bit sweet but not overwhelming. Crafted with black currant juice rather than artificial or high-intensity sweeteners provides a balanced flavor that flows throughout the sip. There is no flavor spike and cliff. The flavor is closer to a hang glider than a base jumper (which is what I prefer)

Hemp advocates are celebrating a White House letter to Congress that, tucked inside an $87.6 billion supplemental budget request largely for funding the Iran war, urges lawmakers to revise federal hemp regulation "in a manner consistent with Amendment #54 offered to H.R. 8646." That amendment, Rep. Andy Barr's bipartisan Lawful Hemp Protection Act, would set up a regulatory framework for selling hemp products. As an alternative, the letter floats an extension of the hemp ban set to take effect November 12. It goes further than the administration's earlier call to carve out full-spectrum CBD, extending the carve-out to all hemp products, and the U.S. Hemp Roundtable called it "the strongest signal" yet of executive-branch support, one that "puts the ball in Congress' court." The wrinkle: last month's roughly 200-page National Drug Control Strategy named "unregulated psychoactive derivatives of hemp" like delta-8 a "growing concern" and urged enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute, so the administration is pushing regulation and a crackdown at the same time.

This is the clearest federal lean yet toward regulating intoxicating hemp instead of banning it, but it sits right next to a drug-control strategy calling for delta-8 enforcement. If you're building or buying in hemp beverages, does a White House letter de-risk the category enough to commit inventory and capital, or is "framework or delay" still too thin to plan around with a November 12 cliff? And if a framework does pass, who captures the upside: the beverage upstarts, the cannabis MSOs, or the alcohol distributors waiting to take the shelf and the route to market?

Source - BevNET