THC-infused drinks generate a buzz at Lollapalooza
<p>Beyond the popular array of music at Lollapalooza, the other attraction creating quite the buzz this year is the introduction of THC-infused drinks.</p><p>For the first time on festival grounds, fans 21 and older can buy cans of local popular brand Señorita, margarita-inspired canned cocktails, containing 5 milligrams of hemp-derived THC in each 12-ounce can. The new offering is part of Lolla’s first-year partnership with Rolling Meadows-based drink manufacturer RYTHM Inc.
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At Lollapalooza this year, fans aged 21 and older could buy THC‑infused drinks for the first time. The drinks are cans of Señorita, a margarita‑style cocktail with 5 milligrams of hemp‑derived THC each. They are made by RYTHM Inc., a company based in Rolling Meadows. Many festival‑goers said they liked having the option.
Why it matters
It shows how cannabis products are becoming more common at large public events, which may influence future festival rules and consumer choices.
- What is the THC amount in each can?
- Each 12‑ounce can contains 5 milligrams of THC.
- Who can buy the drinks at Lollapalooza?
- Only festival attendees who are 21 years old or older.
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THC-infused drinks generate a buzz at Lollapalooza
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