Twin Cities restaurants are adding THC-infused drinks to their menus.
are among more than a half dozen local spots now offering the mind-altering beverages for dine-in customers.Breweries and other local drink producers began debuting seltzers and other non-alcoholic drinks containing up to 5mg of THC this summer, following a new state law legalizing hemp-derived edibles.Craft & Crew Hospitality introduced THC seltzers from breweries Indeed and Modist at its six Twin Cities restaurants about two weeks ago, co-owner Luke Derheim tells Axios.
The restaurants, which include The Howe, The Block and Duke's on 7th, have already gone through the "vast majority" of what Derheim described as large case buys.Coffee shops are getting in on the trend, too. Milkweed's Mitchell O’Brion says the shop has already gone through several cases of "very, very popular" speciality THC drinks, which it sells for $10.
"We're seeing a large shift with people really gravitating toward [non-alcoholic] cocktails, and NA beverages," he says. "We see this as kind of an extension of the non-alcoholic category."
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