Drinks
Cannabis drinks are THC beverages such as seltzers, tonics, shots, and teas, dosed in milligrams per can or bottle. One Green Leaf, a licensed adult-use dispensary at 95 N Lakeview Dr in Gibbsboro, NJ, carries drinks as a full menu category alongside flower, vapes, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, and wellness. Selection rotates, so the live Dutchie menu is the record of what is on the shelf today.
What Cannabis Drinks Are and How They Are Dosed
A cannabis drink is a beverage infused with a measured amount of THC. The category covers carbonated seltzers, bottled tonics and mixers, small single-serve shots, and brewed teas or coffees. Because they are swallowed rather than inhaled, drinks belong to the edible family and are sold to adults 21 and over the same way other edible products are.
Dosing is stated in milligrams. Every container lists a total THC figure and the number of servings inside it. A 5 mg can is a single serving. A multi-serving bottle spreads its total milligrams across the servings named on the label, which means the number on the front of the bottle is not always the number in your glass. Read both figures before pouring.
Many beverages are made with an emulsion process that breaks THC oil into very small droplets so it disperses in water instead of separating. Onset and duration vary widely between individuals and depend on the product, the serving size, and what a person has eaten. Treat any general timing description as variable rather than a promise, and read the label before considering another serving.
How to Read a Cannabis Beverage Label
Start with two numbers: total THC in milligrams for the whole container, and servings per container. Divide one by the other and you have the milligrams per serving. If the two numbers are the same, it is a single-serve drink. If the container holds several servings, check whether the packaging includes a fill line or measuring cap.
Next, read the rest of the panel: ingredient and allergen information, the batch or lot number, testing information, and any best-by or expiration date, where those are listed. Read the warnings printed on the package. If the bottle holds more than one serving, follow the manufacturer's storage and resealing directions exactly as the label states them.
Brand names help you find a product, but the label is the source of truth for dosing. BOHO Euphorics Fruit Punch, for example, is a 5 mg THC beverage that has shown up in this category. We never promise a specific product is on the shelf on a given day. The live menu is the only accurate stock record.
How to Shop Drinks at One Green Leaf
Browse the drinks category on the live Dutchie menu, which updates in real time as inventory moves. Browse by brand or format, open a product page to see the milligram figure and serving count where listed, then choose how you want to get it. There are four ways to buy: walk in, reserve ahead for pickup, use the drive-thru window, or order same-day delivery.
One Green Leaf is open every day from 9 AM to 9 PM at 95 N Lakeview Dr, Gibbsboro, NJ 08026, in Camden County. You need to be 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID. No medical card is required, and New Jersey adult-use eligibility is based on age and ID rather than residency. Cannabis purchased in New Jersey has to stay in New Jersey. Carrying it across a state line is a federal offense no matter what either state allows. For the rules in your own state, check that state's official cannabis regulator.
We serve Gibbsboro, Voorhees, Clementon, Stratford, Berlin, Lindenwold, Somerdale, Magnolia, Pine Hill, Laurel Springs, Blackwood, and Hi-Nella. Note that Cherry Hill opted out of recreational sales, and Marlton sits in Evesham Township, Burlington County. High Society Rewards, our tiered points loyalty program, has members redeem $3 to $5 off per reward increment as they move up through the Lifted, Higher, and Cloud Nine tiers.
Drinks formats
- Seltzers. Lightly carbonated infused water, usually sold as a single-serve can with the total THC in milligrams printed on the front. A common format for infused beverages.
- Tonics and Mixers. Bottled infused tonics, sodas, and mixers built to be poured over ice or combined with non-alcoholic mixers. Many are multi-serving bottles, so the label names servings per container.
- Shots. Small concentrated single-serve bottles meant to be taken in one pour or split as the label directs. Compact packaging, with the milligram figure stated on the bottle.
- Teas and Coffees. Infused brewed teas, iced teas, and coffee-style drinks, sold ready to drink. Read the label for total milligrams and serving count the same way you would with a seltzer.
- Fruit Punches and Juice-Style Drinks. Juice-forward infused beverages sold by the can. BOHO Euphorics Fruit Punch is one 5 mg THC drink that has appeared in this category. Availability changes daily, so check the live menu.
Drinks: common questions
- What are THC drinks?
- THC drinks are cannabis beverages infused with a measured amount of THC, listed in milligrams on the container. Common formats include seltzers, tonics, single-serve shots, and brewed teas or coffees. They sit in the edible family because they are consumed by mouth rather than inhaled.
- How are cannabis beverages dosed?
- Each can or bottle lists total THC in milligrams plus the number of servings it contains. A 5 mg single-serve can is one serving. A multi-serving bottle divides its total milligrams across the servings named on the label, so read both numbers before pouring.
- How does onset compare to other edible formats?
- Many cannabis beverages are made with an emulsion process that disperses THC oil through water as very small droplets. Onset and duration vary widely between individuals and depend on the product, the serving size, and what a person has eaten, so no timing should be treated as a promise. Read the label and wait before considering another serving.
- Do I need a medical card to buy THC drinks in New Jersey?
- No. One Green Leaf is a licensed adult-use dispensary, so anyone 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID can buy. New Jersey eligibility is based on age and ID, not residency. Cannabis purchased in New Jersey must stay in New Jersey. Carrying it across a state line is a federal offense regardless of what either state allows.