The Chill Group, INC

The business is a craft beverage maker producing hemp-derived cannabinoid tonics in cans, and it makes a point of its production-first origins: it describes itself as built by a beverage maker rather than a marketing team, having started in recreational and hemp craft sodas, on the principle that the drink had to taste right before the dose mattered. Flavour development therefore leads the formulation work, with the functional payload engineered around a soda-quality liquid rather than the other way round. Its current line is a range of micro-dosed tonics, each can carrying 4 mg of hemp-derived THC together with 4 mg of CBD in a balanced one-to-one ratio. The cannabinoids are delivered in a fast-acting nano-emulsion system, which the company says brings onset forward to roughly 15 to 20 minutes instead of the hour typical of conventional edibles. The intended effect is deliberately light: a smooth, even calm and a clean, functional buzz without couch-lock, brain fog or a next-day hangover, positioned for consumers who want to stay present and social rather than checked out. That low-dose, fast-onset, session-friendly positioning places the products in the emerging functional and social-tonic segment alongside better-for-you sodas and non-alcoholic alternatives, rather than in high-potency cannabis edibles. Two flavours are presented in detail. The Lemon Ginger tonic pairs sharp lemon with warm ginger, built for drinkers who want a palate-waking flavour that still carries a calming function. The Rainier Cherry tonic takes its cue from the Pacific Northwest's best-known cherry variety and delivers a naturally sweet, slightly tart profile described as smooth drinking. Serving suggestions cover straight from the can, cracked over ice, or used as a base in mocktails, so the cans are aimed at both direct consumption and bar and mixology use. Both variants carry the same 4 mg THC and 4 mg CBD load, so the range is differentiated by flavour rather than by potency; a drinker can move between flavours without recalculating a dose, and a retailer can merchandise the line as a single proposition. Calling the products tonics rather than sodas or edibles signals a drier, more adult flavour profile intended for occasions where an alcoholic drink would otherwise be poured. Consistency and transparency are the stated commercial differentiators. The company promises the same dose in every batch under the shorthand "one can, one feeling, no surprises," a claim that speaks to controlled emulsion dosing and batch-level process discipline rather than the dose variability common in the category. Laboratory results are published openly instead of being buried, giving retailers and consumers batch-level verification of cannabinoid content. Together, repeatable dosing, public lab testing and a nano-emulsion delivery system form the technical backbone of the offer. Its heritage in recreational and hemp craft sodas indicates working knowledge of carbonated soft drink formulation, flavour systems and canning, now applied to hemp-derived cannabinoid beverages sold under federally compliant hemp rules. The product architecture, small cannabinoid doses, fast onset and flavour-forward tonics, suits mainstream retail placement, bottle shops, taprooms and direct-to-consumer sale in markets that permit hemp-derived THC drinks. For a supplier directory, the essentials are: a small-batch beverage producer of hemp-derived THC and CBD craft tonics in single-serve cans, with in-house flavour development, nano-emulsion formulation, batch-consistent dosing and published third-party lab results, currently offering Lemon Ginger and Rainier Cherry variants at 4 mg THC and 4 mg CBD per can.