Cantrip started in dispensaries in 2021 and quickly became the ninth best-selling cannabis beverage in the country (per BDSA data). Their approach is different from the seltzer crowd: THC-infused sodas in formats like grape, cherry-spice and cola that mask any cannabis taste. If you've tried a THC drink that tasted like weed, Cantrip is the antidote.
What Cantrip Gets Right
The flavor masking is the standout. Customers consistently note that Cantrip "completely masks any weed taste unlike some other brands" without compensating with excessive sweetness. The cola tastes like cola. The grape soda tastes like grape soda. For people who are curious about THC drinks but turned off by the earthy, bitter notes that some brands can't hide, this matters.
Each soda delivers 10mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC, a full-strength dose, and there is a 50mg extra-strength line for experienced drinkers. The formula uses all-natural ingredients (carbonated water, cane sugar, natural flavors, hemp extract) without synthetic chemicals or artificial preservatives. Every batch is tested for contaminants and pathogens.
Founded in 2020 by Adam Terry and Dylan Lowery, the brand launched with dispensary products before expanding to hemp-derived formats for nationwide access. That dispensary pedigree shows in the product quality.
Where Cantrip Falls Short
The bigger issue is availability. Cantrip's site lists its THC Cola as discontinued, and the Root Beer and Orange sodas are out of stock. As of September 2026 the Grape Soda and Dr Cantrip are the two 10mg sodas still for sale.
The soda format means sugar and calories (140 to 160 a can). If you're looking for a zero-calorie option, a seltzer like Cycling Frog or Mighty Kind is a better fit.
No CBD in the formula. Brands like Just Chill and Cycling Frog include CBD to smooth the THC experience. Cantrip is THC-only, which means the onset may feel sharper for some users.
The flavor lineup, while well-executed, is limited compared to brands like Happi that offer 8+ options.
The Cantrip Lineup
| Product | THC | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grape Soda 4-Pack | 10mg | $24.99 | In stock |
| Dr Cantrip 4-Pack | 10mg | $17.49 | In stock |
| Cola 4-Pack | 10mg | $24.99 | Discontinued |
| Root Beer, Orange 4-Packs | 10mg | $24.99 | Out of stock |
| Extra-Strength Grape, Orange | 50mg | $44.90 | In stock |
Prices and stock from drinkcantrip.com, checked September 15, 2026.
Best For
People who hate the taste of cannabis in their drinks. Soda drinkers who want a familiar format. Anyone who tried a THC seltzer and found it too subtle or too "healthy" tasting.
Not Ideal For
Health-conscious drinkers watching sugar intake. People who want CBD balanced with their THC. Seltzer purists who prefer minimal ingredients.
The Bottom Line
Cantrip solves the taste problem that holds back a lot of THC drinks. If you want a cannabis beverage that just tastes like a normal, good drink, their grape soda and Dr Cantrip nail it. At $17.49 to $24.99 for a 4-pack of 10mg sodas, the price per milligram is good, though the lineup is shrinking.
Cantrip is not currently stocked on ShopKanna. Their own site, drinkcantrip.com, has what is left of the lineup.
Can it ship to you? Check your state before you order.
Who these are not for
- You're under 21. Every brand here is 21+.
- You live in a state that blocks them. As of September 2026, hemp THC drinks can't ship to 24 states, and 9 more only allow sellers licensed there. Check your state, then the brand's shipping page.
- You want Cantrip from a dispensary. Cantrip started in dispensaries, and dispensary drinks are sold only at licensed dispensaries in rec-legal states. The 10mg sodas reviewed here are hemp-derived.