Jones Soda Launches Marijuana-Infused Sodas in Washington State

 Jones Soda Co., “the original craft soda known for its unconventional flavors and user-submitted photo labels”, announced today that its crossover cannabis brand Mary Jones is now available at marijuana stores in Washington state.

According to a press release, the award-winning THC craft soda features the same pure cane sugar recipes as mainline Jones, adapted for cannabis. The sodas are uniquely packaged and labeled for Washington in 12-and 16-ounce cans infused with 10mg or 100mg of THC respectively. Flavors include Root Beer, Berry Lemonade, Green Apple, and Orange & Cream, with additional releases planned for the future.

Seattle-based Jones Soda was among the first mainstream CPG brands to crossover into cannabis with its Mary Jones brand. Launched in 2022, Mary Jones first debuted in California, where it quickly soared in popularity among cannabis consumers and expanded to include THC-infused syrup. Based on this success, Mary Jones quickly followed this launch with plans to expand into Washington State, as well as into Michigan and Nevada.


“Washington is our home state. We have a deep connection to the community and market,” said David Knight, CEO of Jones Soda. “It has been a top priority to bring Mary Jones here and meet the local demand for our cannabis products. Our strong strategic partnerships with CompCanna, their best-in-class emulsion, and Dogtown Pioneers are a perfect fit for what we want to accomplish.”

“Washington was one of the first states to legalize cannabis in 2012 and ranks in the top 10 U.S. cannabis markets, with annual sales of roughly $1.5 billion in 2021 and a projected $2.5 billion in annual sales by 2025,” said Rodney Boast, director at CompCanna. “Jones Soda’s exceptional recognition in the state has driven enormous local demand for Mary Jones. It has uniquely positioned the brand for rapid expansion and success.”

Washington dispensaries currently carrying Mary Jones products can be found on the brand’s store finder page at www.gomaryjones.com.

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