8th Wonder Brewery has announced plans to provide more options in its taproom and tasting room, including a variety of low-dose, hemp-derived THC beverages on tap and in cans to-go.

Washington Ho, who openly struggles with alcohol addiction in Season 1 of “House of Ho,” was inspired to create a non-alcoholic beverage to promote “happy, healthy and positive vibes” without the after effects of drinking.

Lil Bit's low dose of THC means most consumers can enjoy multiple cans to reach their optimum dose.

Rocky Mountain High’s goal is to amplify its brands’ footprint by producing beverages containing CBD and hempseed extract, which was prohibited by the ownership at the previous location.

HighBridge Premium offers a variety of beverage products infused with either cannabis or hemp — including three non-alcoholic, cannabinoid-infused beers — in five states, with plans to expand to more than a dozen markets in the U.S. and abroad. 

The acquisition follows a series of collaborations to create non-alcoholic THC beverages for Texas consumers.

Bayou City Hemp Company and 8th Wonder have enjoyed a close partnership since 2021, having pioneered the first hemp-infused seltzer in Texas.

Happi is launching its cannabis-infused seltzers in the Lone Star state in partnership with Bayou City Hemp Company and 8th Wonder Brewery, which will formulate, manufacture and package Happi locally.

HighBridge Holdings, Inc. has entered into a manufacturing agreement with Alamo Beer Company in San Antonio, Texas. 

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Co-founder Lewis Hamer about Hometown Hero CBD’s experience with delta-8-THC, the cannabinoid’s complex legal environment and the interest of the company’s customers.