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Atlas
Founded in 2017 by Ezra Malmuth, Atlas Edibles is driven by his appreciation for unique foods, cooking, quality ingredients, and a deep love for the great outdoors. From a young age, Ezra would spend hours in the kitchen with his grandmother learning the secrets of developing flavors and the importance of using only the best natural ingredients. These experiences left a lasting impression, shaping his approach to food and inspiring him to pursue a career in the culinary arts. Years later, Ezra’s passion for food led him to the world of crafting cannabis-infused edibles. He recognized there was a significant gap in the market for flavor varieties and edible made with all-natural ingredients that people could trust. ATLAS is committed to harnessing the power of the cannabis plant and natural ingredients from nature to create a line of trusted, consistent edibles that are innovative and delicious. From the very beginning, our goal has been to create products that exceed expectations and redefine what cannabis-infused edibles can be. We’re dedicated to using only the highest quality ingredients that are natural, organic, and gluten-free. With a focus on ethical and local sourcing, every ingredient is intentionally selected for its exceptional flavors and functional properties. Always striving to deliver new and unique products for cannabis consumers, we innovate with a purpose. Crafting one of a kind edibles, requires doing things a bit differently. With a strong understanding of food science and technology, we’ve developed proprietary methods of infusing our products consistently and precisely. Our mission is to provide high-quality, safe, and reliable cannabis products that allow our customers to experience the benefits of this incredible plant in a convenient and delicious way. We only source high-quality full spectrum cannabis extracts to ensure our products always deliver a whole plant experience.
Atlas Cannabis Drinks & Edibles
A Quick Guide to Cannabis Beverages
Cannabis beverages have transformed from a curiosity category into one of California's fastest-growing cannabis formats — driven by consumers seeking a social, low-calorie alcohol alternative. Modern cannabis drinks include sparkling waters, sodas, juices, mocktail mixers, hot tea, and ready-to-drink cocktails. They're infused with measured THC, CBD, or both, in doses ranging from a barely-perceptible 2mg up to robust 100mg.
The breakthrough that made drinks viable is nano-emulsion technology. Cannabis oil doesn't naturally dissolve in water — it separates and clumps. Nano-emulsion breaks the oil into microscopic droplets (typically under 100 nanometers) that suspend evenly in the liquid. The result: faster onset (often 15–45 minutes versus 60–120 for a gummy), more consistent dosing, and cleaner-feeling effects than traditional fat-based edibles.
The sweet spot for most consumers is the 2–10mg range, which roughly mirrors the social impact of one to two glasses of wine but without the hangover, dehydration, or caloric load. Higher-dose drinks (25–100mg) serve experienced users looking for a long-form experience. California regulations cap THC at 100mg per beverage container, with single-serving max varying by product format. Atrium stocks micro-dose drinks for social occasions, mid-dose options for everyday use, and high-dose beverages from California's top drink brands — alongside pure CBD options for users who want function without intoxication.
About Cannabis Beverages
How do cannabis drinks work?
Cannabis beverages are infused with emulsified THC or CBD that absorbs more quickly than traditional edibles because the oil-in-water emulsion allows cannabinoids to enter the bloodstream faster. Many consumers report onset in 15–45 minutes — noticeably quicker than a gummy or chocolate.
How much THC is in a cannabis drink?
Most California cannabis beverages range from 2mg to 100mg THC per container. Low-dose "social" drinks (2–5mg) are popular as alcohol alternatives. Moderate-dose drinks (10–20mg) are appropriate for regular cannabis consumers. Always check the label — the THC amount per serving is clearly listed on licensed products.
Can I mix cannabis drinks with alcohol?
It's generally not recommended to mix cannabis and alcohol. Combining both significantly increases the likelihood of nausea and discomfort ("greening out"). If you want to enjoy cannabis at a social event, many consumers choose cannabis beverages as an alcohol substitute rather than addition.
What is nano-emulsion in cannabis drinks?
Nano-emulsion breaks THC oil into microscopic droplets (typically under 100 nanometers) suspended in water. The smaller particle size dramatically improves bioavailability and onset speed compared to traditional edibles. Most premium cannabis beverages use some form of nano-emulsion technology.
Are cannabis drinks better than edibles?
Not better — different. Drinks hit faster (15–45 min vs 60–120 min for gummies) and tend to feel cleaner, but they wear off faster too. Traditional fat-based edibles offer longer-lasting effects (4–8 hours). Drinks are ideal for social settings; edibles are better for long durations.
How many calories are in cannabis drinks?
It varies widely. Sparkling water-based drinks are typically 0–30 calories. Sodas and juices range from 80–200 calories. Cannabis cocktail mixers and specialty beverages can be higher. Most modern California cannabis drink brands prioritize low-sugar, low-calorie formulations.
How should I store cannabis beverages?
Store unopened cans and bottles in a cool, dark place — most have a shelf life of 12–18 months. Once opened, refrigerate and consume within 24 hours. Never freeze cannabis beverages — freezing can break the emulsion and cause the cannabinoids to separate from the liquid.
Can I find low-dose cannabis drinks?
Yes — micro-dose drinks (2–5mg THC) have become one of the fastest-growing cannabis categories in California. They're designed for social drinking, replacing or complementing alcohol. Atrium carries a full lineup of low-dose, full-dose, and CBD-only beverages from California's top drink brands.
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