Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

Alternate Symbol(s): TNYBF

The Tinley Beverage Company Inc., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures a line of non-alcoholic, cannabis-infused beverages for use in California, United States and in Ontario, Canada. The Company also manufactures cannabis-infused beverages for contract manufacturing clients. It offers terpene and cannabis-infused non-alcoholic Tinley's '27 and Tinley's Tonics products, for distribution to licensed dispensaries and home delivery channels in California. The Beckett's Classics and Beckett's '27 lines of non-alcoholic, terpene-infused non-cannabis versions of these formulations are available in select mainstream food, beverage, and specialty retailers in the United States as well as in select grocery and specialty stores in Canada. Its subsidiaries include Hemplify Inc., Algonquin Springs Beverage Management LLC, Beckett’s Tonics California Inc., Beckett's Tonics Canada Inc., Tinley's Canada Inc., and Lakewood Libations Inc.

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Comment by sneakysneakyon May 09, 2022 5:08pm

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RE:Mystic Dove is now available in Canada.

Mystic Dove is now available on the OCS. Mystic Dove is now available on the OCS, click Here!

Embark Delta produced this drink, for those that don't know Embark Delta is a subsidiary of BevCanna.

Tinley now has 1 drink from each of their Canadian co-packers on dispensary shelves and the OCS, 5 more to go.

$9.60 for 3.5mg of THC in the Mystic Dove, you can only order 5 because it's 355ml.

$12.95 for 10mg of THC in the Smooth Coconut and you can 13 because it's only 150ml.

Makes perfect sense eh?

Regulations are so stoooooooooooopid in Canada it's as if they're purposely trying to sabatoge the emerging industry instead of embracing it. Whoever wrote the purchase limits for cannabis beverages in Canada must have been drunk, literally.

There's no limit on the amount of alcohol I can purchase per ml, and yet not 1 single cannabis overdose death has occurred since rec legalization in Canada.

Data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) show 10 Canadians die in hospital every day from harm caused by substance use, and 75% cent of those deaths are related to alcohol. The agency did not have information on the number of deaths that occur outside of hospital, which is mostly the case for a greater number of opioid deaths among people who die alone. Alcohol deaths in Canada remain a serious problem compared to Cannabis, article here!