Fall has a drink for every occasion. There’s a cold soda for game day, something warm for a chilly porch night, and a little something festive for a fall costume party with friends. Cannabis beverages fit right into that seasonal lineup. For shoppers exploring THC beverages, the drink options at Hippos Cannabis cover a lot of ground, from classic sodas to compact shots to a mix-it-yourself powder.
Here are four THC drink favorites to look for at Hippos, each matched to a different side of fall in Missouri. Selections vary by location and availability.
Before the First Sip: A Few Beverage Basics
THC drinks often look and taste familiar, and they call for the same attention as any edible. A few practical habits help keep serving sizes and infused drinks clearly identified:
- Check the label for total THC and serving size. Some containers hold a single serving, while others hold several.
- Measure before pouring. Shots and larger bottles are easier to portion with a measured pour.
- Allow time between servings. Onset varies from person to person and from product to product, so following the package guidance and allowing time to assess the effects matters.
- Keep infused drinks clearly marked. Original packaging, or a clearly labeled glass for mixed drinks, helps distinguish them from regular beverages at a gathering.
- Store them securely in their original packaging, out of reach of children and pets.
With that covered, on to the lineup.
1. Keef Pineapple X-Press: The Game Day Soda
Fall in Missouri means college football Saturdays and pro football Sundays, and a cold can of soda suits a game day spread perfectly. Keef has been making cannabis beverages since 2010, and its Classic Soda line leans into that familiar soda-shop feel.
Pineapple X-Press is a familiar pick at Hippos, with a sweet, tangy pineapple flavor and plenty of fizz. A measured serving poured over ice fits alongside the usual game day lineup of wings, chips, pretzels, and a big bowl of salsa. Keef’s Classic Sodas are also caffeine-free, a useful detail for shoppers choosing a drink for a late kickoff.
Potency varies across markets, so the Missouri label is the best reference for the can’s THC content and serving information.
2. High Five STiRiBLES: The Cozy Mug Option
When the evenings turn crisp, a warm drink starts to sound better than a cold one. That’s where High Five STiRiBLES brings flexibility to the beverage aisle. The brand describes STiRiBLES as an unflavored, water-soluble THC powder that mixes into food or drinks.
Hot apple cider, a mug of chai, herbal tea, or hot cocoa can provide the seasonal starting point, with preparation following the product directions. The high-potency version featured here contains 20 individually measured packets with 25mg THC apiece, for 500mg total. High Five also makes other formulations, so checking the specific package matters.
At 25mg, a single packet is a substantial amount for many consumers. The packet strength deserves attention before mixing, and a pre-measured packet should not automatically be treated as an appropriate serving for everyone. The remaining unopened packets can stay securely stored for another occasion.
3. Jelly Roll Blue Razz Shot: The Costume Party Pick
A fall costume party with friends leaves plenty of room for creative outfits and a colorful drink selection. Jelly Roll’s 25mg Blue Razz Shot brings a fruity option in a compact bottle, and it was one of the five selections in Hippos’ September Stash Box.
Jelly Roll launched its shots in Missouri this summer. The launch announcement described a broader lineup with Watermelon, Blue Razz, and Green Apple flavors in 25mg and 100mg strengths, using nano-emulsified THC. Those brand-wide options do not establish which flavors are available at Hippos, so the current location menu is the place to check.
The compact bottle keeps preparation simple, while its labeled THC content and serving instructions remain the important details. At a costume party, keeping the bottle clearly marked and separate from non-infused drinks helps guests identify exactly what’s being served.
4. Canna Cantina Mango Shot: The Warm-Afternoon Throwback
Missouri falls tend to ease into sweater weather. A warm afternoon in October can feel like summer wandered back for one more visit, and Canna Cantina brings a tropical flavor that fits the mood.
Its Mango shot takes inspiration from agua fresca, with bright fruit flavor in a 2-ounce bottle. The full bottle contains 100mg THC and calls for measured portions guided by the label. A measured serving over ice with a squeeze of lime keeps it simple, while a splash of non-infused cranberry juice gives it a fall-colored twist.
It’s a fun reminder that a fall drink lineup has room for tropical flavors alongside cider and cinnamon. Sometimes the season calls for one last taste of summer.
Finding the Right Pour for the Occasion
Each of these four options covers a different corner of fall:
- Keef Pineapple X-Press: A fizzy soda for game days and casual hangouts.
- High Five STiRiBLES: A mix-in powder for warm mugs on cool nights.
- Jelly Roll Blue Razz Shot: A compact, fruity option for fall costume parties with friends.
- Canna Cantina Mango: A tropical shot for the warm afternoons that still pop up in October.
Each format suits a different moment, so the best pick comes down to flavor preference, serving size, and the kind of evening taking shape.
Pour Into the Season
From kickoff to a costume party with friends, fall offers plenty of inspiration for a cannabis beverage lineup. A familiar soda or a favorite warm drink can be a starting point, with a different flavor ready for another occasion.
Hippos’ Chesterfield, Columbia, and Springfield dispensaries are open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Beverage flavors and selections rotate, so the current location menus offer the clearest look at what’s on the shelf before a visit. With a favorite flavor chosen and a serving measured, the evening can settle into good company, a close game, or the next movie on the fall watchlist.
Medical decisions should not be made based on advertising. Consult a physician on the benefits and risks of particular medical marijuana products. This message is not designed to increase interest in purchasing medical marijuana, nor any particular product.

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