Cannabis-infused food products are becoming more applicable as legalization comes about in several areas across North America, so the Rebel Coast Sauvignon Blanc has been unveiled as a new way to enjoy marijuana.
Containing four milligrams of THC per serving, the wine is reported to start taking effect in about 15 minutes when drank and will produce an experience that is unlike anything possible with other libations. The alcohol in the wine has been removed, which makes it a crisp drink that will intoxicate you using cannabis rather than increasing your blood alcohol content.
The Rebel Coast Sauvignon Blanc has been introduced in California thanks to the new cannabis industry regulations that kicked into effect for 2018, and could soon be available across the US if other states follow suit.
Cannabis-Infused Wines
This Rebel Coast Sauvignon Blanc Has Four Milligrams of THC Per Serving
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