TUNE | Blueberry Lemonade | Infused Beverage

Tune Blueberry Lemonade Infused Beverage, Single Can: Hell's Kitchen Dispensary, Manhattan A cold can is a different kind of cannabis product than a gummy or a vape, and the Tune Blueberry Lemonade Infused Beverage is a New York take on the format. Cannadreams carries it as a single can at our licensed Hell's Kitchen dispensary, 862 9th Ave on the corner of West 56th Street, so you can try the flavor without committing to a multipack. Tune, a drink brand from upstate Tune makes THC drinks for New York's adult-use market, and its New York cans are distributed by NYHO Labs, which is based in Cortland, in the middle of the state. Most of the Tune lineup we have seen leans on fruit, often lemon and berry, and retail listings for other Tune flavors describe recipes built on real juice with a touch of honey. Blueberry Lemonade fits that fruit-first approach. The ingredient panel on this can is the final word on what is inside, so read it before you crack it open. What you are holding One can, one flavor: blueberry layered over lemonade. We are not printing a milligram figure here, because we could not confirm the THC amount for the New York version of this can from the brand's own published information. Check the can for the labeled THC per can, along with the serving information, the ingredient list and the batch details the state requires the licensed producer to print. A drink runs on a different clock than a gummy People who already know edibles sometimes assume a can works the same way. It may not. A beverage is absorbed differently from a chewed gummy, and plenty of people notice a drink sooner. Sooner does not mean predictable, though, and every body keeps its own schedule. The practical lesson is that this is not a soda you finish in four sips on the walk from the C train. Start with part of the can, then give it a good while before deciding whether to pour more. Do not mix it with alcohol, and never drive afterward. Pouring part of a can Cans do not reseal, which is the one awkward thing about the format. Pour a portion into a glass, then move the rest into a small jar with a tight lid and put it straight into the fridge. Finish it the same evening so the flavor holds up. If you share a refrigerator with roommates in a walk-up, label the jar clearly. Nobody should be guessing what is in the lemonade on the second shelf. Storing it in a New York apartment Keep the can cold or at least cool, out of direct sun and well away from the radiator once the steam heat kicks on in the fall. A windowsill in July is the worst spot in the apartment. Do not try to fast-cool it in the coldest compartment of the fridge, since a frozen can can split. If you are carrying it home in August, a tote bag in the shade beats a hot car or a sunny bench in Central Park. Picking it up on 9th Ave Walk-ins are welcome, and we are a few minutes from Columbus Circle, the Theater District and Times Square, with Central Park South and Midtown West close by. You can also order online for in-store pickup and grab the can at the counter with your ID. Ask us which other single cans are in the cooler that day if you want to compare flavors. Why buy a can from a licensed shop Bodegas and smoke shops are not licensed to sell adult-use cannabis in New York, and look-alike drinks with unchecked numbers turn up in their coolers. With a drink you cannot see what is in it, so the label is the only information you get. Everything we sell comes through New York's regulated market with state-required lab testing and labeling, and this Tune can carries the producer and batch details the state asks for. Tune Blueberry Lemonade, quick facts Brand: Tune New York distributor: NYHO Labs, Cortland Flavor: Blueberry lemonade Format: Infused beverage, single can THC per can: check the can for the labeled THC per can Where: 862 9th Ave at West 56th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan For adults 21 and older only. Cannadreams is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary. Keep cans where children and pets cannot get to them, drink only where New York law allows, and do not drive after drinking cannabis.