Mary Jones is the THC soda line Seattle's Jones Soda Co. launched in California in 2022, sold under the tagline "Same Jones. More Mary." Since June 19, 2025, the THC business has belonged to MJ Reg Disrupters LLC, which uses the name under an exclusive trademark license from Jones Soda.
The sodas still move in 2026. Headset ranked Mary Jones No. 1 in Michigan beverages for August 2026 and counted 348 Michigan stores among 909 licensed retailers carrying the brand in its September 6, 2026 snapshot.
Sixteen SKUs out of the gate in 2022
Jones Soda announced the first Mary Jones products on March 16, 2022, a 16-SKU launch in California. The lineup came in four flavors: Root Beer, Berry Lemonade, Green Apple and Orange Cream.
- 10mg sodas in 12-ounce single bottles, sold in four-pack carriers
- 100mg sodas in 16-ounce cans
- A 1,000mg syrup in a 4-ounce bottle
- 5mg gummies shaped like miniature Jones Soda bottles, 20 to a package
The pitch was brand equity. In April 2024, Jones Soda billed Mary Jones as the first non-alcoholic consumer packaged goods brand to cross over into cannabis. Then-CEO Mark Murray pointed at the hard part: scaling a cannabis business "is typically difficult" in a state-by-state regulatory environment.
Back-to-back High Spirits wins
The trophies arrived fast. At the 2023 High Spirits Awards, Berry Lemonade and the 100mg Root Beer each took a Gold Medal, and Mary Jones was named Best Cannabis Soda. The company announced on April 17, 2024 that the 10mg Berry Lemonade had repeated as Best Cannabis Soda and added a Platinum Medal.
By then the footprint had grown. The same April 2024 release said Mary Jones was sold in California, Washington and Canada, with more than 350 California dispensaries on the list. CEO David Knight said the line drew on "more than 25 years of beverage science" from its sister soda brand.
Fizzy Tabs, shooters and the Michigan launch in 2024
The format list kept widening. On March 13, 2024, Mary Jones introduced Fizzy Tabs, 2.5mg dissolving tablets packed 40 to a tin for 100mg total, in MF Grape, Green Apple and Fufu Berry. Sulo Distribution handled California.
August 2024 brought two moves. California got 100mg shooters in non-carbonated 2-ounce bottles, in Berry Lemonade, MF Grape, Green Apple and Orange & Cream. Michigan got a production partner, Emerald Canning Partners, led by president Matt McAlpine, a former Blake's Hard Cider COO.
The Michigan menu launched in September 2024 with three formats: 200mg syrups in 4-ounce bottles, 20mg single-serve bottled sodas and 100mg canned sodas. Knight called Mary Jones "one of our top growth drivers."
Tilray in Ontario and CLOVR in Missouri
Canada came first on the international map. On February 6, 2024, Mary Jones named Tilray Brands as its Canadian manufacturing and distribution partner, producing the sodas at Tilray's London, Ontario facility, with Green Hedge on sales and field marketing. Ontario was cleared for a first-quarter 2024 launch of 10mg sodas, including Berry Lemonade, Boot Rear and Col.Ahhhhh.
Knight tied the move to Jones Soda's roots: "Jones was originally founded in Vancouver, BC." Missouri followed on January 14, 2025, through CLOVR, the Kansas City manufacturer and distributor led by CEO Josh Mitchem. The first drop was 100mg sodas in 16-ounce cans in Green Apple, Berry Lemonade, Root Beer and Orange & Cream.
Who owns Mary Jones now
Jones Soda sold the cannabis beverage business, including the equity in its cannabis subsidiaries and all cannabis-specific Mary Jones assets, to privately held MJ Reg Disrupters LLC. The deal closed June 19, 2025, and was announced June 23, 2025. MJBizDaily covered it as a $3 million sale.
The price came as $489,399 in cash at closing plus a $2,510,601 promissory note paid in installments through June 19, 2028. A separate exclusive, non-transferable license lets MJ Reg put the Mary Jones name on THC products for $150,000 in the first year and $225,000 a year after that.
MJ Reg director Joe Oblas said the buyer was "excited about the opportunity to build on the Mary Jones legacy." Jones Soda kept the trademark and a hemp-derived Mary Jones line. Its August 12, 2026 prospectus says it now licenses "the Mary Jones brand and product formulations" to the buyer.
Six flavors on the 2026 menu
The dispensary site's pitch is "More flavors, higher dosages, only available in dispensaries." The lineup runs 10mg bottles, 100mg cans and 100mg syrups in six flavors: Root Beer, Berry, Green Apple, Orange & Cream, Cola and MF Grape, in single-flavor packs and variety packs.
Headset's August 2026 numbers put beverages at 100% of Mary Jones sales. The top three sellers were the 100mg Berry Lemonade soda, the 10mg Zero Berry Lemonade soda and the 10mg Root Beer, all in 12-ounce containers, at an average price of $9.20. Headset tracked sales in Colorado, Michigan, Oregon and Washington, plus Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Saskatchewan.
For adults 21 and over.