Cann

Cann's website is owned and operated by SOCALI Manufacturing, Inc., according to its privacy policy, which lists a Brooklyn, New York mailing address for the company; the site does not describe that address as a headquarters or state a founding year. The brand's about page introduces its founders as Jake and Luke and frames the drinks as an alternative to alcohol. Its FAQ separates two supply chains: cans made with marijuana-derived THC, sold only at licensed dispensaries in California, Illinois, Massachusetts and New York, and cans made with hemp-derived THC, which it ships to 34 states and Washington, DC, and stocks at outside retailers in 12.

The lineup is built on sparkling cans and a few non-carbonated formats. Named products include the original Cann, Hi Boy, Hi'er Boy, Roadie, Naked Hi Boy, the non-carbonated Half & Half, a Spritz bottle and a 0mg version with no THC. Flavors listed on the site include Blood Orange Cardamom, Lemon Lavender, Grapefruit Rosemary, Ginger Lemongrass and Yuzu Elderflower. Each SKU is labeled with its THC and CBD content per container, and the shop filters the range by milligram level from 0 mg to 10 mg THC.

For buyers, the footer links to a wholesale storefront on the Airgoods marketplace and a separate wholesale login, and the contact page sends retail inquiries to the wholesale page. Those channels appear aimed at the hemp-derived line; the site does not explain how dispensaries in its four cannabis states are supplied or name a manufacturing partner. Cann publishes certificates of analysis on a lab-results subdomain listing batch numbers, test dates and expiration dates. It does not publish wholesale pricing.