WYNK is a hemp-derived THC seltzer made by Canvas 340, LLC, which does business as Wherehouse Beverage out of 1619 New London Road in Landenberg, Pennsylvania. The cans sit in liquor stores, bars and restaurants rather than dispensaries, and the company ships direct to 33 states and Washington, DC.
Three founders started it with a canning trailer instead of a plant. Angus Rittenburg, one of them, was introduced as WYNK's chief executive on the August 17, 2026 episode of Hemp Beverage News.
Late 2020, and a trailer called the WYNK Wagon
Shawn Sheehan, Casey Parzych and Angus Rittenburg began talking about infused beverages in late 2020. In February 2021 they completed the first trial production run on a mobile canning facility they named the WYNK Wagon. The first saleable cans came off that unit in Ohio in April 2021. The company puts the trailer's output at 30,000 cans a day.
The mobile model let one production line serve licensed facilities in several states. By the end of 2021 the WYNK Wagon had run in Massachusetts, Arizona, Maine, Arkansas, Missouri and New Mexico. The first product was a zero-calorie 2.5-milligram seltzer built on a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD.
Wherehouse, a second trailer and a million cans
In 2022 the founders organized Wherehouse Beverage Company, built a second mobile unit and passed a million cans produced. That same year they added a 5-milligram WYNK, launched the 25-milligram Countdown line, entered Nevada and Michigan, and developed the production technology the company calls Production 2.0.
The 2023 stretch reset the brand. WYNK went through a redesign, Production 2.0 rolled across every market, Countdown gained a 50-milligram version, and the company released the hemp-derived version of WYNK that now drives its retail business. By the end of that year it counted more than 30 markets.
Who owns WYNK
The operating entity is Canvas 340, LLC, doing business as Wherehouse Beverage, per the company's own contact page. A November 14, 2023 announcement from Wherehouse gave the company's base as Pennsburg, Pennsylvania; the current published address is in Landenberg. Phil McFarland spoke for the brand as general manager through the 2024 and 2025 expansion announcements, and Miguel Garcia was head of brand in 2023.
Liquor stores, not dispensaries
Wherehouse announced five distribution markets on November 14, 2023: Chicagoland the previous day, New Jersey in Jersey City, Hoboken and Cherry Hill by mid-November, Massachusetts and Connecticut in December, and Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus in January 2024. At that point it reported more than 100 Minnesota stores and direct online sales in 32 states.
On June 4, 2024 the company opened Tennessee and Texas, starting with McEwen Bottle Shop, Colonial Liquors and Dawghouse Saloon in Tennessee and 10 Total Wine & More stores in Austin. An April 22, 2025 announcement added Wisconsin, Kentucky, Alabama and Arkansas through Beechwood Sales & Service, Sarene, United-Johnson Brothers and C&M Sales.
That release put WYNK online in 37 states and in retail across 18. The store-finder page fronts five chains: Total Wine & More, Binny's, GoPuff, Cub Foods and Woodman's Market.
What the cans are and how they are tested
The seltzer line runs Black Cherry Fizz, Lime Twist, Tangerine and Juicy Mango, with a lemonade set in Lemonade, Strawberry Lemonade and Raspberry Lemonade. Cans are nonalcoholic with no sugar and no calories. The catalog sorts by strength at 2.5, 3, 5 and 10 milligrams of THC, and the company also sells gummies.
WYNK says it sources its THC extract from Open Book Extracts and runs its own production rather than contracting it out. Every batch goes through independent third-party testing, and each can carries a QR code that pulls up the certificate of analysis, batch code and expiration date. Hemp-derived items are held at or under 0.3% delta-9 THC.
Multi-can packs on the company store start at $64.99, with lemonade variety packs from $83.99 and free shipping over $70.
Awards and the cooler it competes in
Wherehouse's 2023 announcement credited WYNK with a Clio Award, and the brand's about page lists a High Times Cannabis Cup People's Choice Award. The hemp-derived shelf it fights for also carries CANN, the THC seltzer from Pabst Labs and Sprig.
Where WYNK stands in 2026
Rittenburg carried the CEO title into the August 17, 2026 Hemp Beverage News episode, where he walked through the brand's route from regulated-market cans in 2021 to hemp-derived retail and the chain accounts that come with it. The company's about page claims 37 states and counting.
The direct-to-consumer list published in the company's FAQ covers Delaware through Wyoming: 33 states plus Washington, DC. Everything still runs under the Wherehouse name, with hello@drinkwynk.com as the published contact and the WYNK Wagon story intact on the site.
For adults 21 and over.