Try this THC margarita mocktail recipe

It’s time to say goodbye to booze and welcome the best replacement for alcohol: one sip of this cannabis margarita mocktail and you'll reach paradise without the booze.

New to the world of craft mocktails? Learn how to make cannabis drinks with nama. 

This super easy THC drink recipe infuses the classic margarita flavors with low doses of THC and CBD for a mellow, relaxing effect. 

If cannabis beverages are your thing, order our THC drink mixers and you’ll be able to craft unlimited concoctions. 

What is a THC-infused mocktail?

THC drinks, also called weed drinks or cannabis-infused beverages, are non-alcoholic drinks infused with small amounts of Delta 9 THC and cannabidiol (CBD). They are convenient, fun, and delicious. There’s nothing easier—and tastier—than mixing up a good old craft mocktail. 

Our low-dose cannabis drinks offer a safer, healthier alternative to alcohol. Small doses of THC provide light, uplifting effects perfect for sipping at parties, unwinding after work, or relieving pain and anxiety. The best part? No overwhelming side effects or hangovers you get from booze. 

If you’re new to microdosing, our Relax Plus gummies are a perfect intro to the mellow world of low-dose cannabis. Each gummy contains 25 mg of soothing CBD coupled with just 5 mg of THC for a mildly euphoric buzz. Let go of stress and anxiety with just one of these delicious gummies.

What is an alcohol-free cannabis margarita?

Our non-alcoholic cannabis margarita is a refreshing mocktail infused with just 2.2 mg of THC and 2.9 mg of CBD. This allows you to enjoy the bright, citrusy flavor of a traditional margarita without the alcohol overwhelm. We swap the tequila and orange liquor with our Buzz drops to boost the fun and eradicate the next-day headaches.

The virgin margarita base contains the tang of lime juice, the sweetness of orange liqueur, and salt on the rim just like the original. But these ingredients aren’t set in stone! Try grapefruit juice for a tangy twist, agave nectar to amplify sweetness, sparkling water to bring out the bubbles, jalapeño for a kick, or additional fruits such as mango or pineapple for a more tropical vibe.

Feel free to experiment and discover new ways to wow your palate, while indulging in a mellow, sweet buzz. 

If straight-up mocktails aren't your thing but you still crave the sweet tang of an exotic citrus drink, our Energy gummies are the perfect replacement. They contain only 2.5 milligrams of THC per gummy for a hint of euphoria and 5 milligrams of CBD for chilled vibes.

But keep reading to see how to make this irresistible cannabis margarita and we promise that booze-free mocktails will definitely become your thing.

How do I make a cannabis margarita?

This refreshing cannabis margarita is a total breeze to make: no prep time, fancy equipment or bartending skills required. With just a few simple ingredients and easy steps, you can whip up THC-infused margarita magic in minutes. 

All it takes is our liquid THC mixer, classic margarita fixings, and a little shake of the wrist to instantly transport your tastebuds to paradise. 

You’ll need:

• ¾ ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
• 1 ounce orange juice
• ¼ ounce agave nectar
• 2 ounces club soda
• 1 dropper full of Buzz drops
• Salted rim
• Ice 

Here’s the recipe for this classic cocktail with a buzz:

1. Wet the rim of your margarita glass with water or lime juice then dip into a saucer of salt to coat. Set aside.
2. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. 
3. Mix together lime juice, orange juice, and agave nectar in the cocktail shaker.
4. Pour club soda in. 
5. Add a full dropper of our Buzz Drops (that’s 2.2 milligrams of THC and 2.9 milligrams of CBD per dropper). 
6. Shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds until thoroughly blended and chilled.
7. Strain your shaken mocktail blend into the prepared glass with salted rims. 
8. Garnish with a lime wedge or wheel. 
9. Sip and enjoy your boozy-tasting yet booze-free creation. 

Invite a pal or two, and you’ve got yourself a chill-out siesta. ¡Salud!

Elevate your THC-infused margarita

Our cannabis-infused margarita is pretty perfect the way it is—but that doesn’t mean you can’t mix it up a bit. Take your margarita buzztail from phenomenal to ingenious with our tips and tricks.

• Splash in the bubbles. You can swap club soda for sparkling water, ginger beer, tonic water, or anything else that adds delightful effervescence to your margarita. 
• For a thicker, creamier treat, blend your margarita with a cup or two of ice cubes in a blender. The slushie-like texture goes down ultra smooth. Garnish with an extra wedge of lime or a fancy lime wheel.
• Here’s a secret ingredient that will take this margarita to a whole new level: steep fresh herbs such as mint, basil, and rosemary—or spices like cinnamon, vanilla, or chili pepper—in simple syrup to add unique flavors. Strain out solids before you add them to your virgin margarita.
• If you’re faithful to the classic drink, then you probably rim the glass with salt. That’s fine. But if you’re up for a tangy-hot twist, wet the rim and dip into chili powder, Tajin seasoning, or cayenne pepper for a kick of heat. The spiciness contrasts well with the tart flavors of lime and orange, making this a fun drink you can’t go wrong with.
• Use fresh fruit purees or juices to turn your mocktail margarita into an explosion of textures. Blend mango, pineapple, strawberries, or blackberries into a puree and use instead of orange juice. Or swap lime juice for grapefruit, Meyer lemon, or other citrus.
• Do you fancy turning this virgin margarita recipe into a creamy treat? A splash of canned coconut cream adds tropical, silky richness, perfect for hot summer days and chilly winter nights alike. 
• The margarita isn't limited to just lime. Try combos like grapefruit, blood orange, lemon and lime. When possible, use fresh ingredients. 
• Go wild with garnishes. Rosemary sprigs, basil leaves, mint, lavender or cannabis fan leaves make beautiful, aromatic garnishes.

There’s a reason our virgin cocktails taste so good: the secret ingredient infuses all of our tasty mocktails with only 2.2 mg of THC. Ditch the booze and go for a non-alcoholic option of the classic margarita or a timeless mojito mocktail with THC or the queen of mocktails, cannabis-infused Bloody Mary. 

What are the benefits of liquid cannabis?

Through the miracle of nano-emulsification, we've created a water-friendly cannabis extract that blends perfectly into your favorite juices, lemonades, sparkling waters, and teas. Our edibles unleash the legendary health benefits of cannabis in an easy, discreet form.

Are you ready to unlock the perks of drinking cannabis?

• Microdosing cannabis can help glaucoma patients by lowering intraocular pressure. Research indicates that low doses of THC help lower intraocular pressure, which causes glaucoma, chronic pain, and discomfort associated with it.
• Microdosing Delta 9 can alleviate chronic pain. According to a 2015 study, cannabis might be effective in relieving neuropathic pain, arthritic pain, and cancer pain. 
• Did you know low doses of cannabis can alleviate the symptoms of ADHD? Research shows that “people with ADHD may be using cannabis to self-medicate for many of their symptoms and medication side effects and that more frequent use may mitigate ADHD-related executive dysfunction.” This is probably because cannabis is good for improving focus, boosting creativity, and enhancing overall cognition.
• There are more ways cannabis is good for your brain. Low-dose THC and CBD are anxiolytic. Researchers from the University of Washington found that low doses of THC may successfully decrease anxiety without psychoactivity, whereas higher doses have the opposite effect.

Did you notice that our liquid Buzz drops and most of our gummies contain a combination of THC and CBD? That’s because their combination has more health advantages than each one in isolation. We’re talking about the entourage effect, the synergy between cannabis compounds in which they work together to enhance each other’s effects. 

To experience more therapeutic benefits without side effects, our entourage gummies are the real deal. Read more about the synergy between cannabinoids in full-spectrum CBD products and learn how to unlock sweet euphoria, pain relief, and relaxation like a pro. 

Order our Euphoria gummies and see what we’re talking about. 

How long will a THC mocktail keep me buzzed?

This is why we absolutely love our liquid cannabis drops: unlike smoking or vaping, the effects of THC in cannabis drinks last longer. Some people can feel the effects for up to six hours. This depends on several factors:

• How much THC is in the drink
• How big the serving size is
• Your tolerance to cannabis
• Your metabolism
• The content of your stomach

Our cannabis drinks contain low doses of THC and CBD, so our buzztails will keep you uplifted for hours without impairment. The buzz doesn’t linger as it does with edibles—the effects of THC gummies can stay with you for up to eight hours—but both types of ingested cannabis are perfect when you want safe, precise, and longer-lasting good vibrations. 

The quick-absorbing liquid format means you'll feel the euphoric effects wash over you within 10–20 minutes, sending your mind to a happy place for the rest of the day.

With our cannabis cocktails, you can make every moment a little more chill.

If you’re looking for an even more convenient way to microdose, our THC gummies may take longer to kick in (30 to 120 minutes), but they are perfectly discreet and super easy to consume. Just pop one of our fruit-filled edibles in your mouth and experience the good vibes.

Try our Sleep Plus gummies—totally vegan and organic, made from pure hemp, with only 2 mg of THC per serving. They help you sleep, relax you, and bring out the dreamer in you.

Can’t sleep? Read how our low-dose edibles kick insomnia to the curb. 

THC drinks delivery

With our automated THC drinks delivery, you can spice up your favorite beverages anytime. This personalized Buzz drop subscription saves you trips to the store and makes sure you never run low (or, even worse, out!) on your favorite THC mixer. 

Did we mention we deliver straight to your door? 

No more hassle or headaches, no more forgetting to reorder. We've got you covered. Sign up for our THC drinks subscription. 

Order today and turn your mocktails into buzzworthy masterpieces. 

Resources

Miller, S., Daily, L., Leishman, E., Bradshaw, H. B., & Straiker, A. (2018, December 14). Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol and Cannabidiol Differentially Regulate Intraocular Pressure. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science; Cadmus Press. https://doi.org/10.1167/iovs.18-24838

Hill, K. P. (2015, June 23). Medical Marijuana for Treatment of Chronic Pain and Other Medical and Psychiatric Problems. JAMA; American Medical Association. https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2015.6199

Stueber, A., & Cuttler, C. (2021). Self-Reported Effects of Cannabis on ADHD Symptoms, ADHD Medication Side Effects, and ADHD-Related Executive Dysfunction. Journal of Attention Disorders. https://doi.org/10.1177/10870547211050949

Stoner SA. Effects of Marijuana on Mental Health: Anxiety Disorders. Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, June 2017. 

URL: http://adai.uw.edu/pubs/pdf/2017mjanxiety.pdf

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