For experienced stoners, the same old method of flower indulgence loses its edge over time. There are only so many times you can fire up that resin-filled pipe or bake a time-intensive batch of edibles. Whether you rely on a sleek dab rig like this for your daily dose of flower, or prefer to sip on a 420-friendly cocktail, opportunities to savor herb are far from few and far between. Luckily, the leaf industry is constantly innovating new exciting ways of appreciating nature’s potent herb. One such creation is what’s known as a flower-friendly cocktail. A delicious and unique beverage combining alcohol and ganja, herb cocktails are quickly becoming popular amongst bartenders and budtenders alike. 

Get high, stay healthy.

Farmacy, a London restaurant championing plant-based dishes, has launched a range of drinks laced with CBD ? a chemical compound found in the cannabis plant.

When liquor buzz meets ganja buzz.

Frozen margaritas and Aperol Spritz have their place during the warmer months, but as the cold front sets in, one of the best wintertime comforts is snuggling up with your kitty in a cat onesie on the couch and wrapping your hands around a piping hot drink laced with liquor.

These spiked and wintery cocktails promise to heat things up when it is cold and rainy outside.

The corporate powerhouses behind Blue Moon, The Prisoner, and more are betting big on cannabis beverages, from a "grassy" Sauvignon Blanc to a THC-infused IPA. Chris Shott takes an in-depth look. Get

CBD-infused cocktails are quickly becoming a favorite amongst the health conscious, or those just looking to try something new. The combination of CBD and alcohol provides an interesting mix of effects that can make for an enjoyable drinking experience. 

Celebrating Global Cocktail Day, online retailer IWOOT has undertaken some research to uncover the UK’s favourite cocktail. The UK is not the first to claim the famous cocktail as its favourite tipple. In 2021, the Porn Star Martini was named the favourite cocktail of South African citizens who like to party.

Are you CBD-curious? Making your own CBD cocktails is a fun, easy way to experiment with cannabis’ most famous nonintoxicating compound.  Nowadays, grocery stores even carry CBD products, so it’s easy to find. And the best part? You can play with alcoholic and nonalcoholic versions of drinks.

All the myths revolving around cannabis have taken a back seat with its medicinal values coming more into focus. Legalization of medicinal and recreational marijuana in some states of the U.S and in Canada has awoken the green revolution. People are eager to try out this feeling of elation. But not everyone likes the idea of smoking or vaping cannabis.