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Delish Editors Reveal Top 15 THC Drinks
The buzzy new category of cannabis-infused beverages is gaining popularity nationwide.
Apr. 20, 2026 at 4:14pm
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Delish editors' top picks for THC-infused beverages showcase the growing popularity of cannabis-based drinks as an alternative to traditional alcohol.NYC TodayAs more states legalize cannabis for recreational and medical use, the market for THC-infused drinks has exploded. Editors at Delish magazine recently sampled a wide variety of these beverages to identify the 15 best options for those looking to enjoy a drink without the effects of alcohol.
Why it matters
The rise of THC drinks reflects a broader shift away from traditional alcohol consumption, as people seek alternatives that can provide relaxation, pain relief, and other benefits associated with cannabis. This trend has significant implications for the beverage industry and consumer preferences.
The details
The Delish editors tasted numerous THC-infused drinks, evaluating factors like flavor, potency, and overall experience. Their top 15 picks span a range of product types, from sparkling waters and juices to teas and seltzers, offering consumers a diverse set of options to explore the emerging THC beverage market.
- Cannabis has been legalized for recreational use in 24 U.S. states and Washington D.C., with 40 states allowing it for medical use.
- The THC drink market has seen a major influx of new products in recent years as consumer demand has grown.
The players
Delish
A popular food and lifestyle media brand that covers trends in the food and beverage industry.
What they’re saying
“More and more, people are turning away from alcohol and running headfirst into the arms of THC.”
— Amanda Mactas, Delish Editor
The takeaway
The rise of THC-infused beverages reflects a broader cultural shift away from traditional alcohol consumption, as consumers seek out alternative products that can provide relaxation, pain relief, and other benefits associated with cannabis. This trend is likely to continue as more states legalize cannabis and the market for these products expands.
