Infused Coffee
Regular brew, cold brew, and nitro cold brew options for brands that want a differentiated THC beverage with a strong daily-use occasion.
Explore infused coffee →Next Level Leaf helps beverage founders, cannabis operators, retailers, and brand builders move from product idea to production-ready beverage plan.
Explore white-label and private-label manufacturing for infused coffee, nitro cold brew, seltzers, sodas, mocktails, spritzers, functional drinks, non-infused beverages, and custom RTD concepts.
White-label THC beverage manufacturing lets you launch a beverage under your own brand without building a production facility from scratch. Next Level Leaf helps you evaluate the right format, dose, flavor, packaging, testing, compliance documentation, MOQ path, and production strategy so you can move from idea to a quote-ready beverage project.
The best beverage launch usually starts with a clear customer occasion. Is your brand building around morning coffee, social sipping, a retail cooler soda, a bar-replacement mocktail, or a functional wellness occasion?
Once the format is clear, the rest of the quote conversation becomes more practical: dose, flavor, can size, quantity, packaging, state strategy, testing, COAs, and production timing.
Beverage formats
Each format creates a different brand story, retail opportunity, and production path. Start with the lane that best fits your customer, then move toward a quote.
Regular brew, cold brew, and nitro cold brew options for brands that want a differentiated THC beverage with a strong daily-use occasion.
Explore infused coffee →Low-dose sparkling beverages designed for social sipping, fast-onset positioning, light flavor profiles, and alcohol-alternative retail sets.
Explore infused seltzers →Flavor-forward, nostalgic soda formats with strong retail clarity and familiar consumer positioning.
Explore infused sodas →Adult alcohol-alternative beverages for brands building around bar replacement, social occasions, and cocktail-inspired flavor profiles.
Explore infused mocktails →Functional beverage concepts built around focus, energy, calm, recovery, mushrooms, adaptogens, caffeine, and other ingredient systems.
Explore functional coffee →Not every project has to include cannabinoids. We can also discuss non-infused coffee, functional beverages, sodas, teas, and broader RTD concepts when they fit your brand strategy.
Ask about your beverage concept →White-label vs custom
Some brands need speed and a proven starting point. Others need a more custom beverage. The quote process starts by identifying which path fits your timeline, budget, and differentiation needs.
Best for brands that want to move faster with a more production-ready product direction, proven flavor architecture, and a clearer path to finished cans.
Request a white-label quote →Best for brands that want a product under their own label with more control over branding, packaging, retail positioning, and SKU strategy.
Compare white-label vs custom →Best when the flavor, ingredient stack, format, caffeine level, cannabinoid profile, or functional direction needs more R&D.
Start a custom inquiry →Why brands choose this path
For serious B2B buyers, the goal is not just to get cans made. The goal is to create a beverage that is easier to understand, easier to sell, and easier to support with documentation.
Choose a product lane that makes sense for your customer and channel before you spend money on production.
Batch-specific documentation, finished-product testing, and clear records can support retailer and distributor confidence.
Professional packaging and responsible claims matter when you want a serious beverage brand, not a novelty product.
Start with a realistic first run, learn from the market, and prepare for reorder, regional, or multi-state growth.
Process
You do not need every technical answer before reaching out. The goal of the first step is to gather enough detail to scope the project intelligently.
Choose the product direction: coffee, seltzer, soda, mocktail, functional drink, non-infused beverage, or custom RTD concept.
Identify target dose if infused, flavor direction, can size, target states, sales channels, and customer occasion.
Map the project around MOQ, input costs, packaging, testing, COAs, production timing, and finished-goods expectations.
Use the quote to make decisions, finalize packaging and production details, and move toward finished inventory under your brand.
While this page focuses on hemp-derived THC, infused, functional, and non-infused RTD beverages, the broader manufacturing platform can also support conversations around RTD wine and alcoholic beverage concepts where the product, licensing, state strategy, and production partner fit are clear.
If your brand is exploring alcoholic RTDs, wine-based beverages, malt-style concepts, functional non-infused drinks, or a future THC extension of an existing beverage brand, you can still use the quote form to start the conversation.
Resource paths
These resources help you pressure-test your product idea and make better decisions before moving into pricing and production.
Browse the full resource library for beverage founders, including coffee, sodas, seltzers, mocktails, formulation, compliance, and launch strategy.
Explore the Learning Center →Understand what usually affects cost before the project reaches a detailed quote.
Review pricing factors →Learn how testing, COAs, claims, packaging, and documentation support a serious beverage brand.
Review compliance approach →See the broader production capabilities behind white-label and private-label infused beverage projects.
Explore capabilities →Review how a beverage project moves from product direction to quote, production planning, and finished goods.
Review the process →Evaluate state-specific hemp beverage considerations before choosing markets and channels.
Explore state resources →FAQ
These answers help founders understand how to move from beverage idea to white-label quote request.
Share your product direction and we’ll help you think through format, flavor, dose, packaging, testing, COAs, MOQ, pricing, and production timing.