I'll take 8,000, thanks DrinkAriZona
Arizona Iced Tea may be making big moves in the weed industry. According to a report by Wall Street Journal, Arizona Beverage Co. and Dixie Brands Inc., a Denver-based cannabis company, have reached a new licensing deal. Which means soon, your favorite 99 cent beverage that already pairs nicely with a blunt could be the thing getting you high.
Per WSJ, the collaboration between the two companies is"likely to start with vape pens and gummies, followed by a variety of beverages that could include tea, lemonade, soda, coffee or seltzer," but is still in its earliest stages. Arizona fruit gummies already exist , so similar edibles are sure to be a big hit.
Just last month, madness ensued in the streets of New York as Arizona launched a fashion collaboration with Adidas, dropping four different styles of shoes for just 99 cents apiece. Now, while I wouldn't fight in the street for a sip of a weed-infused tallboy of Arizona, I definitely see myself standing in line just like a hypebeast for this new marijuana concoction. Here's hoping that, just like the shoes, the edibles and teas will cost that same low price.
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