Non-alcoholic Dirty Cannabis Coke recipe

Are you sick of boozy cocktails that stupefy your senses and leave you with a nasty hangover? Our refreshing non-alcoholic cannabis cola mocktail infuses a bubbly soda blend with just enough THC to lift your mood. 

One sip of this twist on the classic cocktail and you’ll see why our craft mocktails are the future of non-alcoholic beverages. 

With our low-dose THC liquid drops, you can create a relaxing yet functional mocktail perfect for unwinding and socializing. None of our cannabis recipes contain alcohol, which makes them the perfect alcohol replacements.

Grab your cannabis mixers and elevate your mocktail game with our irresistible THC-laced not-so-dirty cannabis Coke.

What is a non-alcoholic THC dirty coke mocktail?

Our non-alcoholic dirty coke drink is our take on this delicious cocktail, without the booze. We swapped the alcohol for sweet grenadine and added our mood-lifting Buzz drops. Don’t worry, they only pack 2.2 mg of Delta 9 THC per full dropper, so you'll feel a light euphoria without any haziness.

That’s the whole idea behind microdosing cannabis: you take small amounts of THC—between 2 and 10 milligrams per serving—and reap the plant's benefits without intoxicating side effects. Our low-dose cannabis beverages and THC gummies are a safe way to enjoy cannabis without worrying about overconsumption. 

The complex flavors of our not-so-dirty Coke buzztail mingle delightfully with our cannabis drops’ mellow vibes. This quick guilt-free cannabis mocktail will make for smiles all around the backyard barbecue or holiday bash. Quick and easy preparation means more time for socializing. 

For more simple, booze-free cocktails, check out our collection of nonalcoholic cocktail recipes with cannabis. You’ll find a delightful variety of indulgent sippers to excite your palate and bring out the fun. 

How to make a THC-infused dirty coke mocktail

It is insanely easy to make our THC-infused dirty coke mocktail since it only requires three effortless ingredients (four if you count the ice). Even the clumsiest mixologist can ace this one. 

Simply chill your glass and fill it with ice cubes to keep the soda frosty and prevent dilution. Mix the Coke with grenadine and some of our Buzz drops (2.2 mg of THC and 2.9 mg of CBD per full dropper), and that’s all she wrote. Stir gently to awaken the aromas.  

Tips and tricks to elevate your drink

We think our cannabis-spiked dirty Coke is dandy as-is thanks to the nostalgic flavors and gentle lift. The beauty of mixology means the template can be tweaked and customized once you’re familiar with the standard recipe. 

Why not riff on the mocktail by trying:

1. Other sodas such as ginger ale, lemon-lime, or black cherry soda for different fruit notes.
2. Splash in additional citrus juices such as orange, grapefruit, lime, or lemon to amplify the tartness.
3. Additional sweeteners like agave nectar, simple syrup, honey, maple, or cane sugar.
4. Muddle in fresh herbs like mint, basil, rosemary, or edible flowers for botanical aromas.
5. Rim the glass with sugar crystals, salt, or tajin spice.
6. Swap out the grenadine for other red liquids such as hibiscus tea, cranberry juice, or pomegranate.
7. Turn into a slushy with fruit purees blended with ice to enjoy with a spoon straw.

This template can be a launch pad for wild experimentation. Dial in the flavors and garnishes that suit your mood, from basic to decadent. Remember to pace yourself until you learn your intake limits with any cannabis creations. When crafted properly, even playful elixirs can offer wellness advantages that trump the booze buzz.

What are the benefits of drinking cannabis?

Small amounts of cannabis offer more health benefits than higher doses. In combination with CBD (cannabidiol), beneficial outcomes can be even more pronounced in the synergistic interaction known as the entourage effect. 

The entourage effect occurs when multiple cannabinoid components from the cannabis plant work together harmoniously to provide effects that are greater than the sum of their parts. According to Vučković, et. al., when taken together, CBD acts as a safety engineer, improving the safety and tolerability of THC and downregulating its possible adverse effects (e.g., increased anxiety and heart rate, and sedation).

Our cannabis drinks and delicious THC gummies are great ways to reap the effect of this cannabis synergy.

Here are some of the benefits of microdosing cannabis: 

1. Microdosing THC can reduce inflammation and treat autoimmune diseases caused by chronic inflammatory conditions. A 2021 study revealed that “CBD, CBG, and CBD+THC combination exert a predominantly anti-inflammatory effect in vivo.” 
2. Due to its potent anti-cancer properties, Delta 9 may slow the spread of cancer, induce cancer cell death (apoptosis), and improve the efficiency of cancer treatment. Research on cannabis and cancer revealed that “cannabinoid compounds exert tumour growth inhibitory and antimetastatic effects, cannabinoid compounds may represent a useful additional therapeutic option to currently used cytostatic drugs.”
3. Low doses of THC and CBD can reduce stress and anxiety. CBD and THC seem to stimulate serotonin and dopamine production at low doses. Many people have good results from microdosing cannabis for depression as well. Research found that cannabis users experienced a reduction in depressive symptoms after consuming cannabis in small amounts.
4. Microdosing THC may help improve the symptoms of dementia: memory, cognition, and behavioral symptoms. A 2022 study showed that low doses of THC facilitate the removal of harmful amyloid proteins in the brain through increased autophagy.
5. In small doses, cannabis can stimulate dopamine release and alpha brain waves, both of which are linked to heightened focus and concentration. Microdoses of THC facilitate increased motivation and attention by activating cannabinoid receptors in brain regions that govern executive function.

The best way to reap the benefits of cannabis and take advantage of the entourage effect is with our full-spectrum CBD gummies. These edibles are made by combining THC, CBD, and other minor cannabinoids and terpenes that enhance each other’s beneficial effects. Try our Euphoria gummies with 10 mg of THC and CBD to experience a balanced euphoric experience.

You can also stick to mixing your favorite mocktails and adding our low-dose Buzz drops that contain 2.2 mg of THC and 2.9 mg of CBD. 

Can THC beverages make you high?

THC drinks may produce euphoric effects if you consume them in sufficient amounts. Delta 9 THC in our cannabis mixers is often referred to as the “primary psychoactive compound” in the cannabis plant. When you take more than the recommended dosage, you can expect some of the following side effects: 

• Increased euphoria
• Increased anxiety and potential paranoia
• Changes in mood
• Changes in appetite
• Heart palpitations

The intensity of the high from THC drinks varies depending on the dosage. THC beverages infused with our liquid cannabis contain microdoses of 2 mg of THC per serving. At this level, users report mild euphoria, relaxation, and a mood lift without significant impairment or anxiety. There is no reason why you can’t microdose THC with our drinks or edibles on a daily basis.

THC drinks delivery subscription

Are you tired of trekking to the store whenever your favorite THC beverages run out? We offer an easier way: automated delivery straight to your door. Our personalized Buzz drops subscription saves you time and hassle. 

With a consistent supply of Buzz Drops, any time is a good time to spice up your favorite drinks, bust out a cocktail shaker, and create the most phenomenal THC-infused drinks. Try our refreshing ginger pear THC-infused mocktail. Or, if you’re in the mood for something creamy, check out our wintery coconut mint mocktail.

Sign up for our THC drinks subscription and never worry about running low or forgetting to reorder again. 

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