DENVER — Would you trade your wine for weed? Legal pot may reshape wine sales across the country as professionals, particularly women seeking to cut calories, set down their wine glasses and ...

A somewhat surprising byproduct of this phenomenon is the rise of wine (or beer) and weed pairings, Dan Nosowitz writes for Modern Farmer. Weed has a long and cartoonishly unrefined relationship ...

The latest is a product called Canna Vine, a commercial marijuana-laced wine from winemakers in California. The Los Angeles Times reports that Canna Vine combines organic marijuana and ...

A California winery says it has created a marijuana-infused wine that it can sell legally and won’t give you a hangover. The trick? The winemakers took the alcohol out of it. Rebel Coast Winery ...

Two, what that generation is drinking isn’t beer, it’s wine and spirits. And, lastly, there has been a big upswing in marijuana sales that has dented beer sales over the past few years.

Award-winning cuisine, check. Beer and wine pairings with each course, check. Marijuana pairings? Oh, yes. The 100 diners at this $200-a-plate dinner smoked a citrus-smelling marijuana strain to ...

Imagine walking into a Pennsylvania State Store — not for wine, but for weed. That’s the vision behind a newly passed bill in the state House, which proposes legalizing recreational marijuana ...

Now, more than a decade later and with award-winning wine to show for their hard work, they are adding a new crop: marijuana. Oregon's legalization of recreational pot two years ago created room ...