UNCLE ARNIE'S | Raspberry Lemonade | Infused Beverage

Uncle Arnie's Raspberry Lemonade Infused Beverage Can: Hell's Kitchen Dispensary in Manhattan If you have friends coming over and nobody wants to pass a joint around a small apartment with thin walls, a can is the easy alternative. The Uncle Arnie's Raspberry Lemonade Infused Beverage is one of the single cans we keep at Cannadreams, the licensed Hell's Kitchen dispensary at 862 9th Ave, on the corner of West 56th Street. Can, gummy or vape: how the formats compare Each format has its own habits, and it helps to know them before you choose. A vape or joint: noticed quickly, and it comes with smoke or vapor and a smell that travels through a building. A gummy: no smell, but it has to be eaten and digested, so it can take a long time to come on. A drink: no smoke and very little smell. Many people notice a can sooner than a gummy, but the timing still differs a lot from one person to another, and that catches people off guard. The drink sits in its own spot. It feels like having a lemonade, which is exactly why it is easy to drink too fast. The raspberry version Raspberry Lemonade is sweet berry on top of tart lemon, with the color to match. It is one of the flavors Uncle Arnie's has made for years in other markets, now in a can produced for New York's adult-use market. In the listings we have seen, Uncle Arnie's lemonades are still drinks, not fizzy ones, so they pour cleanly over ice. About the brand Uncle Arnie's began in California and built its name on THC drinks that taste like familiar summer flavors. It is now sold in many legal states, each with its own rules on strength and labeling, so the New York can follows New York's rules. What is in this can We are not giving a THC number in this write-up. We could not confirm the amount for the New York version from the brand's own published information, and the brand makes different strengths in different states. Check the can for the labeled THC per can, plus the serving size, ingredients and batch details. Hosting with cannabis drinks A few habits make a night with cans go smoothly. Pour, do not pass cans. Give each person a glass with part of a can and ice, and keep the rest covered in the fridge. Wait before the second pour. Set a timer on your phone if it helps. Keep the cannabis drinks separate from the regular lemonade, and label them, especially if anyone is bringing kids by earlier in the day. Leave alcohol out of the same evening. Nobody drives home. Point people to the subway or a cab. Keeping cans cold and safe Store the cans in the fridge or a cool, dark cabinet. In an apartment with steam heat, that cabinet should not be the one next to the radiator. In summer, keep them away from sunny windows. An opened can does not keep, so finish it that night or pour it out. Visiting us Walk-ins are welcome. We are near Columbus Circle, the Theater District, Times Square, Central Park South, Midtown West and Clinton, so picking up a can on the way to a get-together is easy. You can also order online for in-store pickup and grab it at the counter with your ID. Why a licensed shop Cans that look like cannabis drinks show up in bodega coolers all over the city, but bodegas are not licensed to sell legal weed. Everything we sell comes through New York's regulated market with state-required lab testing and labeling, so what is printed on this can was checked under state rules. Raspberry Lemonade, quick facts Brand: Uncle Arnie's Flavor: Raspberry lemonade Format: Infused beverage, single can THC per can: check the can for the labeled THC per can Good for: pouring part of a can over ice Where: 862 9th Ave at West 56th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan Cannadreams sells only to adults 21 and older and is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary. Store drinks out of reach of children and pets, drink cannabis only where New York law allows, and never drive after drinking.