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Soshel Bev

SoSHEL builds the cocktail, not the buzz-chase — Margarita, Paloma, Pineapple Mule and Long Island Iced Tea, each with 10mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC and no alcohol. 72...

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About Soshel Bev

SoSHEL builds the cocktail, not the buzz-chase — Margarita, Paloma, Pineapple Mule and Long Island Iced Tea, each with 10mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC and no alcohol. 72 calories a can. Sold by the 24-can case.

  • 🔬 Lab-tested, public COAs
  • 🌿 Low-dose & sessionable
  • ✨ Zero hangover
  • 🚚 Ships in 1–2 days
Important update69 days left to stock up

New hemp rules arrive December 11, 2026

A federal law change will pull most hemp-derived THC drinks from shelves. The date moved back one month from November 12. Stock your favorites while the full lineup is still here.

THC drink FAQs

How much THC is in Soshel Bev drinks?

Soshel Bev drinks on our shelf contain 10mg of hemp-derived THC per can or serving. Check each label, and start low if you are new.

Which Soshel Bev drink is best for beginners?

The lightest Soshel Bev drink we carry is Soshel Bev Long Island Iced Tea 10mg at 10mg THC, which is strong for a first drink. Newcomers may prefer a 2.5 to 5mg drink from our low-dose collection. Either way, wait a full hour before having more.

What kinds of drinks does Soshel Bev make?

We carry 4 Soshel Bev products. Formats: Cocktail.

Are these drinks legal?

Hemp-derived drinks under 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight are legal federally today under the 2018 Farm Bill. From December 11, 2026, a new federal rule limits finished hemp products to 0.4mg of total THC per container. State rules vary, and restricted states are blocked at checkout.

Do you ship to my state?

We ship to most U.S. states. Restricted states are blocked at checkout, so if you can complete your order, we can ship to you.

Are these drinks lab-tested?

Yes. Every product is third-party lab-tested with a public certificate of analysis, or COA.