Best CBD Drinks of 2023

Shimmerwood’s CBD seltzer contains 5 milligrams of full-spectrum CBD from U.S.-grown hemp in each 11.5-ounce can—and, aside from spring water sourced from Acadia, Maine, not much else. Meant to be simple and refreshing, the seltzer comes in four unique flavors: just hemp (containing only spring water and CBD), razz lime (containing black raspberry, lime bitters and CBD), ginger orange (containing ginger root, orange bitters and CBD) and chai cherry (containing decaffeinated chai tea, chaga mushrooms, cherry bitters and CBD). None of the flavors contain added sugar or GMO-ingredients, according to the product label.

Shimmerwood offers several purchase options for its CBD seltzers. A one-time purchase of a pack of eight seltzers costs $40, a one-time purchase of a 12-pack costs $59 and a one-time purchase of a 24-pack costs $109. When purchasing the 12- or 24-pack, customers can save 10% by selecting a subscription option with delivery every two, four, six or eight weeks.

With 20 milligrams of full-spectrum CBD per 12-ounce can and eight juicy flavors—from blood orange mango to lemon lavender—to choose from, there’s a Kalo CBD seltzer to suit a variety of palates. Kalo hemp-infused seltzers don’t contain any artificial ingredients, and COAs are readily available on the company’s website, allowing you to sip your favorite flavor without worry.

Consumers can purchase Kalo CBD seltzers in packs of eight for $40 ($5 per can) or in packs of 12 for $55 ($4.60 per can). The website doesn’t specify whether the drinks are gluten-free.

Cloud Water + Hemp contains 25 milligrams of CBD isolate per 12-ounce bottle or can of flavored sparkling water. Cloud Water contains 0.0% THC, according to the company, making it a favorable option for consumers who are concerned about ingesting THC in a CBD drink. Cloud Water is available in six unique flavor combinations sweetened with organic wildflower honey: watermelon ginger, half tea and half lemonade, blood orange and coconut, grapefruit with mint and basil, blackberry with lemon and rosemary and dark chocolate and strawberry. What’s more, the company uses 100% recyclable packaging.

While a one-time purchase of a 12-pack of Cloud Water + Hemp costs $58.99, consumers can save 15% if they choose a recurring subscription delivery every two, four, six or eight weeks. Single-flavor or specialty multi-flavor packs are available, including the “OG Clouds” pack containing the original Cloud Water flavors and the “New Clouds” pack containing the newer flavors.

Mad Tasty’s CBD wellness boosts offer a high potency of 50 milligrams of broad-spectrum CBD per 2-ounce bottle and feature additional ingredients to enhance post-workout recovery, immunity and overall wellness, including electrolytes, according to the company. The boosts are available in two flavors: mango-ginger or citrus-elderberry.

A 12-pack of 2-ounce Mad Tasty wellness boosts costs $60. Consumers can save 5% by subscribing for regular delivery every one, two, three or four weeks.

Another pick from Mad Tasty, this hemp-infused sparkling water is crafted with 20 milligrams of broad-spectrum CBD per 12-ounce can, meaning it contains a wide range of naturally occurring hemp cannabinoids with the exclusion of THC. The company is socially-minded, participating in a program called Drop 4 Drop, in which 12 ounces of clean drinking water is donated to people or places in need for every 12-ounce can of sparkling water sold. Mad Tasty comes in four distinct flavors: watermelon kiwi, yuzu citrus, unicorn tears and grapefruit.

A single purchase of six cans of Mad Tasty sparkling water costs $30 while a subscribe-and-save-option saves the consumer 5% with regularly scheduled deliveries. The company also offers a trial pack containing a single can of all four flavors for $25.

Flyers non-alcoholic CBD cocktails come in three distinct flavors modeled after classic drinks: BKLN Gold featuring oak, vanilla and bitters; Tokyo Marg featuring yuzu, bitter orange and chili, and Sydney Spritz featuring botanical bitters and mandarin orange. Each 8-ounce can contains 20 milligrams of full-spectrum CBD. The company partners with The Last Prisoner Project, which strives for criminal justice reform and the decriminalization of marijuana, by raising awareness on social media and making donations.

A four-pack of Flyers cocktails costs $19.98, plus $5 shipping. Consumers can also purchase a pack of eight or 12 drinks to earn free shipping and additional savings.

Aplós Calme offers a unique approach to CBD drinks, with 20 milligrams of broad-spectrum CBD in each 2-ounce serving, which the company recommends pouring over ice or using as a mixer. The drink also contains an intriguing blend of botanicals, such as yuzu extract, herbs like rosemary, basil, dandelion and gentian root, cucumber and mint, to add complexity to the palate.

A single bottle of Aplós Calme costs $48, a two-pack costs $88 and a six-pack costs $258. Alternatively, consumers can save 10% with a monthly subscription, which can only apply to single-bottle purchases.

Jeng puts a CBD-infused twist on three classic (alcohol-free) cocktails, including a Jeng and tonic, a Moscow mule and a paloma. With a modest dose of broad-spectrum CBD per can, Jeng cocktails may be ideal drinks for both new and established CBD consumers. What’s more, the company is committed to a variety of social and environmental causes, making in-kind donations to the Illinois Environmental Council, the Surfrider Foundation and the New Leaf Illinois program, the latter of which aims to clear people of cannabis-related convictions.

A one-time purchase of a four-pack of Jeng hemp-infused cocktails costs $20, but consumers can save $2 per purchase by subscribing for delivery every 15 days or once a month.