THC Drinks: BudPop Launches First Hemp-Derived THC Soda Line in Three Flavors at 5mg and 10mg

Cran Razz, Blood Orange Pomegranate and Cherry Lime Chill arrive in 5 mg and 10 mg versions, with the THC content stated on every label.


Commerce, California, Oct. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BudPop, the hemp-derived cannabinoid brand known for its gummies, vapes and flowers, today announced its first line of hemp-derived THC beverages [https://budpop.com/thc-drinks/]. The collection includes three flavors, Cran Razz, Blood Orange Pomegranate, and Cherry Lime Chill, each offered in 5 mg and 10 mg THC strengths (no CBD). Cran Razz is the lightest option in the lineup. The new THC drinks are sold through BudPop.com to adults 21 and older, marking the brand's first move into a drinkable format.

THC Infused Drinks: BudPop Introduces a Three-Flavor Collection

BudPop built the collection around three distinct fruit profiles. Every flavor comes in both a 5 mg and a 10 mg version, so customers can pick a flavor first and a THC strength second.

Cran Razz: The Lightest Option in the Collection

Cran Razz [https://budpop.com/product/cran-razz-thc-soda/] brings together cranberry and raspberry and is the lightest option in the collection. Like the rest of the lineup, it comes in 5 mg and 10 mg versions, giving customers who prefer a lighter drink two strengths to choose from.

Blood Orange Pomegranate: A Citrus-and-Fruit Flavor

Blood Orange Pomegranate [https://budpop.com/product/blood-orange-pomegranate-thc-soda/] pairs blood orange citrus with pomegranate fruit. It's the collection's citrus-forward option, offered in both strengths.

Cherry Lime Chill: A Cherry-and-Lime Combination

Cherry Lime Chill [https://budpop.com/product/cherry-lime-chill-thc-soda/], the third flavor in the collection, combines cherry with lime. It completes the lineup in 5 mg and 10 mg.

5mg and 10mg THC Drinks: Six Flavor-and-Strength Combinations

Each of the three flavors comes in two THC strengths, 5 mg and 10 mg. That makes up six flavor-and-strength combinations across the lineup. The THC amount is printed on every label, along with the product's serving information. The beverages are made with hemp-derived THC. BudPop makes no claims about how either strength will affect a particular person, since effects vary from one individual to the next.

Why BudPop Is Expanding Into THC Beverages

BudPop is adding beverages to give its customers a new format for hemp-derived THC, alongside the gummies, vapes, and flower already in its catalog. The line keeps choices simple, with three flavors and two strengths, and every label states 100% THC inside.

Interest in drinks as a social option is well documented. In a 2025 Bump Williams Consulting survey, 80% of adult beverage consumers said they expect to replace alcohol with THC beverages on some occasions, as reported by NACS Magazine.

"Beverages give our customers a new way to enjoy hemp-derived THC, with flavor at the center," said a BudPop spokesperson. "We kept the lineup focused on purpose, with three flavors, two strengths and a label that states exactly how much THC is inside."

Cannabis Beverages With Published Lab Results: Every Batch Third-Party Tested

BudPop sends every batch of its products to a third-party laboratory for testing and posts Certificates of Analysis (COAs) on its Lab Testing page. The beverage line follows the same practice, with batch COAs reporting cannabinoid content, including total THC.

Customers can review lab results on BudPop.com before they buy. Ingredient information appears on each product label and product page, so shoppers can check exactly what's in each can.

A New Product Category in a Changing Hemp-Derived THC Market

BudPop enters the THC beverage category as federal rules for hemp-derived products are set to change. Under H.R. 6500, signed on September 2, 2026, a new federal total-THC standard and a 0.4 mg per-container THC cap take effect on December 11, 2026, according to a summary by Vicente LLP.

For beverages, the container is usually a single can, so the per-container cap applies to the THC in each can. Several bills remain pending in Congress, including the Beverage Regulatory Parity Act (H.R. 10079), which would regulate hemp THC beverages much like alcohol, with a 21+ age limit and a 5 mg per-serving limit, according to Hemp Law Group. NielsenIQ reported triple-digit growth in low-dose THC beverage sales in 2025. BudPop will follow federal and state requirements as they take effect.

Launch Details, Pricing, and Availability

BudPop's THC beverages are sold online at BudPop.com to adults 21 and older. The product pages list current pricing for each flavor and strength, along with can size and packaging details. Shipping is limited to states where hemp-derived THC beverages are permitted, and eligibility is confirmed at checkout. State laws on hemp-derived THC change often, so availability may shift as new rules take effect.

Responsible Product Information

BudPop THC beverages are for adults 21 and older. Each label states the THC content and serving information. Effects vary from person to person. Do not drive or operate machinery after consuming THC. Keep all products out of reach of children and pets. Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Hemp-derived THC laws vary by state, so check local rules before buying. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

About BudPop

BudPop is a hemp-derived cannabinoid brand offering gummies, vapes, flower, and now THC beverages, made with USA-grown hemp. The company sends every batch of its products to third-party laboratories and publishes the results online. BudPop is based in Commerce, California. Learn more at BudPop.com.

 

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