Viv&Oak In The Media
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Ben & Jerry’s CBD Ice Cream and Other Fun Future Cannabis Products in the Pipeline
Ben & Jerry’s eye CBD ice cream, and other fun future cannabis products to look forward to.
Cannabis Edibles And drink Review
Cannabis Edibles and Drink Review had the opportunity to learn from Alana Burstein about her delectable cannabis infused wines.
Read Full ArticleFortune Magazine
Pour yourself a glass of this cannabis-infused wine
A handful of startups are hoping cannabis-infused beverages become a trend. But while other CBD purveyors have leaned more heavily toward fizzy drinks, these producers are reaching for the brass ring with the development of “cannabis wine.”
A wine-like product, these THC- and CBD-infused concotions are made with wine grapes sourced from reputed regions, including California’s Sonoma County and Napa Valley. But instead of getting a buzz from alcohol, the sensation stems from the addition of a water-soluble cannabis mixture added to dealcoholized wine. And like real wine, you’ll feel the effects in a matter of minutes.
AlphaWoman Podcast
Thank you for tuning into episode 12 of season 1 of the Alpha Woman podcast. Today I am interviewing Alana Burstein, the Founder of Viv and Oak which is a company that produces a premium California Wine which is de-alcoholized and blended with cannabis for an elevated social experience.
Alana’s goal is to help break the stigma around cannabis and encourage fellow health-conscious consumers to be open to new delicious experiences.
Listen in as Alana breaks down the complexities that go into building a cannabis infused beverage business in California. – Leslie Andrachuk
Co-Founder and CEO – AlphaWoman Podcast
Green Market Report
Cannabis Consumer Behavior Alters With Covid-19 Quarantine: Edibles & Drinks Surge
“Women are often seeking a healthier alternative to alcohol, but want an elevated social experience. To do this with cannabis is ideal. In addition, women want a product that has relatable packaging, tastes amazing, and feels safe. This tends to be achieved with an edible or an infused beverage, so I am not surprised that when their sales surged during the panic buys, they gravitated toward these products. The cannabis consumable sector has come a long way. The existing products have nailed the experience for the female consumer, so this demographic will continue to grow in the coming years,” says founder & president of Viv & Oak, Alana Burstein.
The Emerald Magazine
A Sparkling Red for Your Virtual Happy Hour
“The blend was incredibly drinkable, in fact, it was
hard to pace ourselves”
Weedmaps
The Resurgence of Weed Wine, Explained
there is an element of luxury and social conviviality that these brands embody…..
San Francisco Chronicle
The Age of Cannabis Rose is Here
“The sparkling was a genious move”
The Emerald Magazine
Love Potion Delta-9: Three Infused Roses to Celebrate Valentines Day With
“The carbonation is milder than a champagne. But, it almost tastes like champagne because it’s so smooth, and drinkable.”
