Almora is a sun-grown California cannabis brand in the Mammoth Distribution portfolio, run out of North Hollywood under distribution license C11-0001429-LIC. It covers flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, Canna-Corn edibles and a lemonade-and-soda beverage line. Headset ranked Almora No. 4 in California beverages for August 2026.
The pitch is plain: "From farm to fingertips, we craft cannabis the way nature intended."
Inside the Mammoth portfolio
Almora's site carries a Mammoth Distribution copyright. Mammoth describes itself as a fully licensed cannabis company established in 1996 that distributes its own brands and partner brands, and it sums up its culture in three words: Happy. Hungry. Focused. Its site lists more than 600 retail partners, 70,000 licensed square feet of facilities, 400,000 units moved a month and about 1,600 deliveries a month on a 48-hour turnaround.
Almora sits on Mammoth's brand list next to Mammoth's own Heavy Hitters and Papa & Barkley, which Mammoth acquired in 2024. Lift Tickets, Surplus, Higher Edibles, Beard Bros Pharms and 710 Labs round out the list. Leafly's brand page ties Almora to two California distribution licenses, C11-0000107-LIC and C11-0001429-LIC.
Sun-grown with access in mind
Almora builds on one idea: access. "We believe everyone deserves access to cannabis without compromise," the brand says, and it pairs that with a promise of sun-grown cannabis made with time-honored traditions and current farming practice. Leafly's brand listing says Almora was born and raised on California farms and adds sustainable cultivation and solar-powered operations to the pitch.
The name comes from Almora, a town in the Himalayas with a long history of cannabis cultivation. The about page describes it as a place where cannabis grows wild and has been nurtured for decades, and says the genetics aim to honor that heritage. Early on, Ventura County's Tree Factory described Almora as sun-grown, farm-fresh flower raised with natural, organic farming techniques.
Whole flower, milled flower and 14-packs
Flower comes four ways. There's a 3.5-gram whole flower jar, 14-gram and 28-gram milled flower bags and a 7-gram artisan infused milled flower in Apple-Mac. In August 2026, Headset's top-selling Almora flower items were 28-gram Indica, Hybrid and Sativa pre-ground bags plus eighths of OG Headband and Lemon OG.
Pre-rolls come as a 14-pack and as a five-count artisan infused pack in Raspberry Haze. Atrium's menu listed Blue Dream and Hash Burger 14-packs, 7 grams total, at $43. Back in November 2021, Tree Factory's shelves carried Almora's Fatso, Papaya Punch, Legend OG and Hindu Kush flower along with Purple Punch Bomb live resin.
Live rosin, live resin and the vape shelf
The vape line runs four 1-gram devices: a solventless live rosin all-in-one, a 100% live resin vape, a fruit-inspired all-in-one and a standard all-in-one. Concentrates come as a 1.2-gram live resin.
Vapes are a big slice of the business. Vapor pens made up 26.00% of Almora's August 2026 sales, second only to flower at 30.87%, and Headset ranked the brand No. 33 in California vapor pens and No. 29 in concentrates.
Lemonade, soda and Canna-Corn
Beverages are where Almora climbs the chart. The line runs 100-milligram cans in Classic, Strawberry, Pomberry Rose and Pink Jesus lemonades, plus Root Beer and Strawberry Lemon sodas. Headset listed them as 12-ounce live resin drinks, several labeled prebiotic.
The live resin comes from California sun-grown whole flower. The Classic Lemonade uses real lemons, cane sugar and monk fruit, and Almora says the drinks skip artificial sweeteners and corn syrups.
In August 2026, the top five Almora products in California were all drinks, led by the Prebiotic Strawberry Live Resin Lemonade and the Pomberry Rose Live Resin Lemonade. Beverages made up 19.76% of sales and grew 50.5% year over year. On the edible side, infused Canna-Corn comes in Ranch, Salted and Sriracha at 100 milligrams a bag.
Almora's California footprint in 2026
Headset counted Almora in 398 licensed California dispensaries in August 2026, with the deepest coverage in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose and San Francisco. Sales rose 6.9% year over year across 238 SKUs, at an average price of $17.84. Flower sales grew 27.3% and pre-rolls 17.8%, with pre-rolls taking 18.91% of the mix, concentrates 3.90% and edibles 0.56%.
Beyond the No. 4 beverage spot, it ranked No. 28 in California pre-rolls and No. 35 in flower, up six places from No. 41 a year earlier. The site's Buy Now button routes to iHeartJane for retail ordering.
For adults 21 and over.