VFW to Sell Cannabis-Infused Drinks to U.S. Veterans
Something unexpected is brewing in the veterans’ community — and this time, it’s infused.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Torch Canna Co., making it the first major veterans’ organization in the United States to sell hemp-derived, low-dose THC beverages at select posts across the country.
👉 New York Post – Oct 6 2025
🥤 A First for Veterans’ Halls
Starting this fall, VFW locations in states where hemp-derived THC drinks are legal will begin stocking Torch Drinks, a line of micro-dosed, hemp-infused beverages designed for relaxation without over-intoxication.
Each can contains a small amount of Delta-9 THC (hemp-derived), blended with natural flavors, electrolytes, and premium ingredients.
The idea isn’t to get veterans high — it’s to give them a safer, non-alcohol alternative for unwinding and socializing.
🎖 Why This Matters
The VFW’s decision marks a turning point in how mainstream organizations view hemp and cannabis wellness.
For decades, veterans have been caught between restrictive VA rules and the need for natural relief from stress, pain, and insomnia.
By embracing hemp-based drinks, the VFW is:
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Offering a safer choice than alcohol for social gatherings
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Promoting mental-health awareness through cannabis wellness
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Showing that hemp can coexist responsibly within traditional institutions
It’s a bold move — and one that could change perceptions nationwide.
💬 The VFW’s Statement
According to early reports, the VFW emphasized that this program is optional and limited to state-compliant posts.
“We’re always looking for ways to support the well-being of our veterans,” one VFW representative said.
“These hemp beverages offer a legal, controlled way for members to relax responsibly — without the stigma or risks of heavier substances.”
Torch Canna Co. echoed that message, noting that its products are hemp-derived and federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill.
🌿 What’s Inside the Drinks?
Each Torch Canna Co. beverage contains about 2.5–5 mg of hemp-derived THC, depending on the flavor.
That’s enough for a mild, uplifting buzz — similar to a single beer — but not enough to impair.
Popular flavors include:
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🍊 Citrus Burst – bright and tangy
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🍓 Strawberry Releaf – smooth and fruity
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🍋 Lemon Chill – crisp with herbal notes
The drinks are lab-tested, QR-coded for compliance, and designed to comply with each state’s total THC limits.
⚖️ Why It’s a Big Deal
This partnership isn’t just about drinks — it’s about normalization.
If a respected national veterans’ organization like the VFW is publicly serving hemp-derived products, it signals how far cannabis acceptance has come.
It also shows that the next wave of hemp innovation isn’t about smoke or gummies — it’s about functional, beverage-based wellness that blends seamlessly into everyday life.
🧭 What’s Next
The rollout begins with pilot locations in Ohio, Florida, and Texas, with expansion planned for more posts by early 2026.
Industry analysts predict other veteran and civic groups could follow suit if the program proves successful.
And if public response is positive? Expect to see CBD + THC micro-dosed drinks popping up at local bars, cafés, and even sports venues before long.
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