At a glance
What Sprig is
Sprig is a Newport Beach, California beverage brand selling sparkling drinks infused with hemp-derived delta-9 THC or CBD. Its current direct-to-consumer catalog separates intoxicating 10-milligram THC cans from non-intoxicating 20-milligram CBD cans. It should not be confused with unrelated food and software companies using the Sprig name.
Founder and 2015 launch
Sprig says it was founded in 2015. A 2018 company announcement names Michael Lewis as founder and chief executive and describes the original business as a California cannabis-beverage manufacturer. Leadership titles can change, so the 2018 title is historical unless reconfirmed through a current corporate source.
From dispensary soda to hemp beverages
The early Sprig line included THC-infused soda sold through California dispensaries. In 2018 the company announced a hemp-derived CBD extension, and its current store now offers both hemp THC and CBD products shipped through a broader retail model. This profile distinguishes that evolution rather than treating every product era as one unchanged catalog.
Current THC lineup
The current THC sampler lists Citrus Original, Citrus Zero Sugar, Yuzu and Honeycrisp Apple at 10 milligrams of THC per can. The company advises first-time users to begin with a five-milligram serving. Product pages and stock status change; flavor names are a documented snapshot, not a permanent promise.
Current CBD lineup
Sprig lists CBD drinks at 20 milligrams per can, including Citrus Original and zero-sugar Citrus and Melon versions. The company describes its CBD as hemp-derived and its CBD line as containing zero THC. Consumers should confirm the current can label and matching laboratory report, especially when avoiding THC for employment, medical or personal reasons.
Ingredients and production
Sprig says it combines purified cannabinoids with filtered water, carbonation, natural flavors and sweeteners in a food-grade facility. Some products use cane sugar while zero-sugar versions use alternative sweeteners. Formula, allergen and nutrition decisions must come from the exact product label rather than a general brand overview.
Testing and legal context
The brand maintains a laboratory-results page and says its hemp products contain no more than 0.3% THC by dry weight. A certificate applies only to the matching batch. The company's broad federal-legality language does not eliminate changing state restrictions, shipping rules or the FDA's position that THC and CBD are not approved food additives.
Responsible consumption
THC drinks are intoxicating. Adults should start low, wait for effects, avoid combining with alcohol or other impairing substances, never drive and keep cans away from children and pets. CBD can interact with medications and is not risk-free. Neither line should be treated as proven to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
Research notes and claim limits. This profile uses Sprig's current store, FAQ, laboratory portal and company history, plus a dated launch announcement for founder attribution. It does not repeat unsupported health outcomes, guarantee nationwide legality or convert past distribution claims into current reach. No complete ownership, financing, retailer, award or recall ledger was established across the cited sources.