Cannabis Beverages
Today’s beverages at Fishkill
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Infused seltzers, lemonades, and teas from licensed New York makers.
What is in the cooler
Cannabis beverages live in a glass-door cooler, and the cooler is grouped by kind. Seltzers take the top shelves, sorted by the licensed New York maker. Lemonades and iced teas fill the middle. Sodas, shrubs, and the occasional seasonal one-off sit at the bottom, and mixers have their own small corner. Singles sit at the front of each row, four-packs and multi-packs behind them. Cooler tags name the maker, the flavor, and the can or bottle size. Fresh picks get a tag their first week, and the beverages lineup at both New York stores shifts with whatever New York makers are canning.
The cooler changes with the season
This is the most seasonal shelf in the store. Summer brings a long run of seltzers and lemonades, and the cooler is at its fullest through July and August when Route 299 and Route 9 fill with weekend traffic. Fall shifts toward teas, shrubs, and cider-style flavors from New York makers. Winter is the quietest stretch and often the best time to find something unusual, because the small-batch runs sit a little longer. If you shopped the cooler in one season and have not been back since, it is worth another look. Ask Our Team what came in that week.
Cold at the counter, or ordered ahead
Beverages are the one category where pickup timing matters, so it helps to know how each store runs. Order on the live menu at the top of this page, pick your store, and your order waits at the counter. The Fishkill farm stand at 18 Westage Drive, Fishkill, NY 12524 is the original farm stand, just off Route 9 near the I-84 interchange, open Sunday to Thursday 8AM to 10PM and Friday and Saturday 8AM to 11PM. The Barn at 1 Old Route 299, New Paltz, NY 12561 is open daily 8AM to 10PM at Thruway Exit 18. Call 845-440-3647 or 845-419-2420 with questions.
Cannabis Beverages questions, answered
What kinds of cannabis beverages do you carry?
The cooler rotates through infused seltzers, lemonades, iced teas, and sodas from licensed New York producers, every one lab-tested. Ask a Farm Hand what's coldest that day.
How are infused drinks different from other edibles?
Drinks are sipped, so many people feel them a little sooner than a baked edible. The golden rule is the same: start with a single serving, give it time, and see how you feel before having more.
How should I store them at home?
Follow the label. Most are best cold, and all of them should stay sealed and out of reach of children and pets.
Do you sell single cans or only multi-packs?
Both. Singles sit at the front of each cooler row so you can pick one flavor at a time, and four-packs and multi-packs sit behind them. What is on hand shifts with whatever licensed New York makers send, so the live menu is the accurate list.
Can I pick up beverages at either New York store?
Yes. The Fishkill farm stand and The Barn in New Paltz both stock the cooler, though the lineup can differ between them. Choose your store on the live menu at the top of this page, and bring a valid government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older.