Uncle Arnie's | Cannabis Brand Profile | High Rise Co
Uncle Arnie's is a California-born THC beverage brand known for high-dose iced teas and juices that made cannabis drinks affordable, potent, and easy to lo
# Uncle Arnie's Uncle Arnie's is the people's THC beverage — the California brand that proved cannabis drinks don't have to be precious, pricey, or weak. **Who they are** Launched in May 2020, Uncle Arnie's came out of California with a simple pitch: full-strength cannabis beverages at a price a normal person would actually pay. While much of the drinkable-THC category chased low-dose seltzer sophistication, Uncle Arnie's went the other way — bold flavors, real doses, and a working-class wink baked into the branding. The bet paid off; the brand quickly became one of the best-selling cannabis beverage lines in the state and has since expanded well beyond it. **What they make** The flagship is the 100mg Iced Tea Lemonade, the drink that built the brand and remains a top seller in the category. Around it sits a lineup of THC-infused iced teas, juices, and functional shots, all vegan and alcohol-free. Doses run from approachable to heroic, which is exactly the point — there's an Arnie's for the canna-curious and one for the seasoned veteran. **Known for** Owning the value end of the beverage shelf without tasting like it. Budtenders reach for Uncle Arnie's when a customer asks for a drink that actually works, and the 100mg tea is arguably the category's defining product. The brand has stacked up beverage awards and consistently ranks among the top-selling THC drinks in the markets it enters. **Where to find them** Born in California and now available across multiple states, including Nevada, Arizona, Massachusetts, Ohio, Minnesota, New Jersey, and New York, through licensed dispensaries and beverage retailers where permitted. **The High Rise Read** Beverage brands tend to over-design and under-dose. Uncle Arnie's did neither, and that honesty is the moat. It's the rare cannabis drink with genuine repeat-purchase loyalty — less dinner-party aperitif, more porch-sipper that hits. Website: unclearnies.com
