By Ron McDaniel · IncredMed editorial guide · Updated October 29, 2026
Our top six span fruit-forward seltzers, ginger-and-citrus combinations, soda-shop flavors, value comparisons, our own berry-lemonade line and terpene-focused recipes. These are the collections we would put on your shortlist, with a closer look at the flavors that give each one its identity.
The six picks are Cycling Frog, Crescent 9, Indigo, Pure Bloom, IncredMed DAVE! and Earthy. Each earns a place for a different shopping priority. DAVE! is part of our IncredMed house brand, so our complete directory still covers 26 brands.
Our perspective: We sell these brands. These are IncredMed’s editorial opinions about our own selection, based on current product listings, labeled information, pack prices and availability. This edition does not report a blind taste test, independent laboratory testing or a survey of every brand on the market.
Our top six, in our opinion
- Cycling Frog — Our pick for fruit-forward seltzer variety.
- Crescent 9 — Our pick for citrus combinations.
- Indigo — Our pick for soda-shop flavor names.
- Pure Bloom — Our pick for a simple fruit-flavor and price comparison.
- IncredMed DAVE! — Our house-line pick for berry lemonade.
- Earthy — Our pick for fruit flavors with a terpene focus.
How we chose
We compared the selection a shopper can see in our store: named flavors, beverage formats, clearly listed cannabinoid amounts, pack sizes and prices where directly comparable. We considered whether a collection gives you a useful choice for a particular shopping priority. Stock was checked on October 29, 2026; a place in the directory does not mean every product is available.
The flavor discussion interprets product names, listed ingredients and manufacturer descriptions; it is not a record of firsthand tasting. Sweetness, bitterness, texture and finish have not been independently scored. Price examples exclude shipping and any applicable tax. For product-specific documentation, use the lab-report library and confirm the product and batch.
Cycling Frog: Our pick for fruit-forward seltzer variety
The flavor story: Cycling Frog gives you three distinct fruit directions to compare. Black Currant centers the lineup on a dark-berry flavor; the manufacturer describes that specific product as sweet-tart. Wild Cherry is the more familiar orchard-fruit choice, while Ruby Grapefruit gives the shortlist a citrus direction. Those names are useful signposts when you know the fruit family you enjoy but have not settled on a brand.
Where we would start: Black Currant is our first comparison because the shop carries both 5mg and 10mg THC versions under the same flavor name. The 5mg listing identifies 10mg CBD per can and fruit juice among the product features. If berry flavors are not your preference, compare Wild Cherry and Ruby Grapefruit before moving into another strength. Our catalog also includes Raspberry Lemonade and Iced-Tea Lemonade in a separate 50mg range.
Why it makes our six: The appeal is choice you can organize by flavor: berry, cherry, grapefruit and lemonade. That gives the collection a practical shopping advantage without requiring us to declare one fruit universally better.
The tradeoff: The label remains essential across the lineup. Flavor names can recur at different strengths, and the 50mg drinks should not be treated as interchangeable with the 5mg listings.
Compare Black Currant 5mg · Explore Cycling Frog
Crescent 9: Our pick for citrus combinations
The flavor story: Ginger Lemonade is the most distinctive starting point in this collection. Its listed ingredients include lemon juice and ginger puree, giving the recipe a clear citrus-and-ginger identity. Raspberry Lime takes a berry-and-citrus direction; Grape Lemonade combines a familiar grape flavor with lemonade. Sour Watermelon and Tropical Fruit widen the options for shoppers who want a different fruit theme.
Where we would start: We would put Ginger Lemonade next to Raspberry Lime for a useful comparison: one recipe emphasizes ginger and lemon, while the other pairs raspberry with lime. This is a more informative choice than picking by can color. The listed 5mg Ginger Lemonade includes 4mg CBD and is described as caffeine-free; the 5mg Raspberry Lime listing describes that formula as lightly caffeinated.
Why it makes our six: Crescent 9 gives a shopper several ways to explore fruit combinations within the same brand. We like that breadth for someone building a shortlist around flavor families.
The tradeoff: Check the exact recipe, strength and destination restrictions. Some stronger Crescent 9 listings state that they are not available in North Carolina. One flavor’s caffeine information should not be applied to every can.
Compare Ginger Lemonade 5mg · Explore Crescent 9
Indigo: Our pick for soda-shop flavor names
The flavor story: Indigo is where we would send a shopper whose first question is about root beer, banana cream or dessert-inspired flavors. Banana Cream and Root Beer put recognizable soda-counter ideas at the center of the range. Apple Fritters and Key Lime Pie broaden that dessert-style vocabulary. These are product flavor names, not evidence that a drink contains dairy, pastry or a particular dessert ingredient.
Where we would start: Banana Cream 5mg and Root Beer 5mg make a focused starting comparison for the soda side of the collection. Berry Lemonade offers another direction for shoppers who prefer a fruit-and-citrus name. The Banana Cream four-pack was listed at $14.99 on October 29, 2026, making it worth including in a pack-price comparison as well as a flavor comparison.
Why it makes our six: The collection has a recognizable soda-inspired identity. That is a useful distinction when several other collections are organized around berry or citrus seltzers.
The tradeoff: Indigo’s range includes widely different labeled strengths. Several similarly styled products are listed at 30mg, 60mg or 100mg. Cream in a name does not establish allergens, ingredients or nutrition; read the individual label.
Compare Banana Cream 5mg · Explore Indigo
Pure Bloom: Our pick for a simple fruit-flavor and price comparison
The flavor story: Blood Orange and Wild Berry give Pure Bloom an easy-to-understand flavor split. Blood Orange is the citrus-named option, while Wild Berry puts a mixed-berry idea on the shortlist. We like that straightforward naming for a shopper who wants to begin with a familiar fruit preference. The names alone do not establish sweetness, juice content or the intensity of the finished drink.
Where we would start: Blood Orange was listed at $15 for four cans when checked, equivalent to $3.75 per can before shipping and any applicable tax. Its listing specifies 5mg THC and 5mg CBD per can. Wild Berry was listed at $16 for four cans, with 10mg THC and 5mg CBD. Those are different products as well as different flavors, so the price comparison needs to keep the labeled amounts visible.
Why it makes our six: Pure Bloom earns its place as a clear comparison point: two familiar flavor directions, straightforward pack prices and separately listed THC and CBD amounts.
The tradeoff: It is not our blanket cheapest-brand claim. Indigo Banana Cream was listed at $14.99, and several Delta 5mg four-packs at $15. Delivered totals, availability and the exact product still matter.
Compare Blood Orange · Explore Pure Bloom
IncredMed DAVE!: Our house-line pick for berry lemonade
The flavor story: DAVE! keeps the flavor conversation focused on lemonade with a berry accent. Blackberry Lemonade puts blackberry beside the familiar lemon theme; Raspberry Lemonade takes the same broad idea toward raspberry. That makes the pair especially relevant when your favorite drink names already involve berries and citrus. The product listings do not provide a measured sweetness or acidity comparison, so we would not claim that one finishes drier or tastes sweeter than the other.
Where we would start: Choose which berry-lemonade combination you want to inspect, then check the label before making a selection. Our Blackberry Lemonade four-pack is listed at 50mg THC, while Raspberry Lemonade is listed at 100mg. This is not a same-strength flavor flight. The flavor names and labeled amounts need to be considered separately.
Why it makes our six: DAVE! gives the shortlist a focused house-line option with a consistent berry-lemonade theme. It belongs under the IncredMed brand in our 26-brand directory; it is not an additional 27th brand.
The tradeoff: This is our own line, so our commercial connection is direct. Its place here is our opinion, not an independent award. A high THC amount is not a quality score, and the full can should not be assumed to be a single serving.
View DAVE! Blackberry Lemonade · View DAVE! Raspberry Lemonade · Explore IncredMed
Earthy: Our pick for fruit flavors with a terpene focus
The flavor story: Earthy combines fruit-led names with a cannabis-terpene theme. Kranberry Kush is the berry-named option; Pineapple Express is listed with tropical pineapple flavor; Tangerine Dream gives the range a tangerine direction. We would organize this collection by those fruit cues first, then inspect how the manufacturer describes the terpene ingredients in each recipe.
Where we would start: Pineapple Express is the clearest starting point if pineapple is already a flavor you seek out. Kranberry Kush is worth comparing if the cranberry theme appeals to you, while Tangerine Dream is the citrus-named option. Our Kranberry Kush listing identifies cane sugar and cannabis-derived terpenes. The Pineapple Express and Tangerine Dream listings also identify terpene ingredients; that does not establish the same aroma or flavor intensity across all three.
Why it makes our six: Earthy adds a different organizing idea to the shortlist: fruit flavor alongside explicitly listed terpenes. That is a concrete distinction for shoppers interested in ingredients beyond the headline THC number.
The tradeoff: The named products carry different labeled strengths: 10mg Kranberry Kush, 25mg Pineapple Express and 100mg Tangerine Dream. Do not read those strain-style names as promises of particular effects. Use the current can and matching documentation for formula details.
View Pineapple Express · Explore Earthy
The rest of our 26-brand lineup
The six picks above represent six of our 26 brands, counting DAVE! within IncredMed. These 20 additional collections offer other directions to explore. They are listed alphabetically, not ranked from best to worst.
420 Seltzer
The Watermelon Zkittlez name places it in a watermelon-led flavor search. The listing does not support a measured sweetness or finish comparison.
A collection to revisit for Watermelon Zkittlez. Its listed four-pack was out of stock at this review, so it is not one of our buy-now picks.
Anchored
Root Beer and Strawberry Cream point toward soda-shop flavors; Cherry Limeade and Lemon Lime provide fruit-and-citrus alternatives. Those are different flavor families, so browse by the specific name you want to compare.
A soda-style collection with root beer, strawberry cream and citrus options. The listed items were out of stock when checked; consider it a watch-list brand.
Asheville Dispensary
Elevation Tangerine gives the collection a citrus-named option. Names such as Bliss, Cosmic, Uplift and Mellow Nite Nite need the individual ingredient panel to explain the recipe; we would not turn those names into taste or effect scores.
Worth knowing for a catalog that includes cannabinoid seltzers and a kava listing. These are distinct formulas, and the listed products were out of stock at review.
Brez
Flow’s listing describes Italian lemon and elderflower notes, giving it a citrus-and-floral theme. That is a manufacturer description, and it should be compared within the mushroom-beverage category rather than treated as a THC flavor substitute.
A separate alternative-beverage option: our listing is Flow, a lion’s mane mushroom beverage. Do not assume that every BREZ product or this collection is a THC seltzer.
Dayzed
Heavily Dayzed Mango has a focused tropical-fruit identity. A single mango listing offers a narrower comparison than a multi-flavor collection, which can be useful if mango is already your preferred flavor cue.
A narrow collection to inspect if Mango is the flavor you want. Our current listing is Heavily Dayzed Mango, labeled 30mg THC.
Delta Beverages
Bright Berry, Juicy Watermelon, Tropical Mango and Squeeze of Lime offer a simple way to browse berry, melon, tropical-fruit and citrus names. Those names help organize a shortlist without proving an exact sweetness level.
A useful alternative to compare for 5mg fruit-flavor four-packs. Bright Berry, Juicy Watermelon, Squeeze of Lime and Tropical Mango were listed at $15 each when checked.
Enjoy Hemp
Blood Orange and Lemon are the clearest citrus choices in the currently available listings. Other catalog flavors include Peach, Mango Passionfruit and Strawberry Guava. Stock varies, and ingredient combinations are a separate decision from the flavor name.
Worth a look for shoppers comparing different cannabinoid combinations. Our Blood Orange listing pairs THC with CBD; the Lemon listing pairs THC with CBN. Names such as Bliss and Chill are product names, not outcomes we guarantee.
Farmer’s Secret
Blood Orange and Blueberry cover citrus and berry themes, while Half & Half points toward the familiar tea-and-lemonade format. We would check the listing before assuming a particular tea flavor or sweetness.
A collection featuring Blood Orange, Blueberry and Half & Half listings. Those listed products were out of stock at review, so check back for availability.
Flying Cloud
Grape Bomb, Orange Dream, Merry Berry, Peach N’ Love and Watermelon Sugar High give shoppers a fruit-soda vocabulary to browse. The playful names are useful flavor cues; they are not measurements of sweetness or product effects.
A contender for fruit-soda browsing, with names including Grape Bomb, Orange Dream and Merry Berry. The reviewed listings identify 10mg products.
Goodland Extracts
Root Beer and Cream City suit a soda-counter search, while Cherry Pie and Blaze Orange supply other named directions. The appeal on paper is a broad soda-style selection rather than a single fruit-seltzer theme.
Another collection we would compare for soda-style flavors, including Root Beer, Cream City and Cherry Pie. Strength and availability differ across the range.
Grind with Gratitude
Blood Orange, Kiwi Strawberry and Lemon Drop are the collection’s clearest named flavor comparisons. The Citrus bottle broadens the format, but a general citrus name does not tell you the precise balance of individual fruits.
A collection that spans cans and a 750ml Citrus bottle. The container format changes what you need to check, especially serving information; a bottle should not be compared as though it were a single can.
Hemp & Tea Company
The Feel Good Sparkling THC Wine listing identifies a hibiscus-sangria theme and ingredients including apple, cranberries and orange peel. That is a more botanical, multi-ingredient recipe to inspect alongside simpler fruit-named seltzers.
An alternative to a conventional fruit-seltzer search. Our catalog includes Feel Good Sparkling THC Wine and Stargazer; check the individual formula and current stock.
High Spirits
Just Grape is the direct grape-flavor choice. Cherry Limeade and Grapefruit Lemon add fruit-and-citrus pairings to the catalog; their availability differed at review, so the flavor you want may determine whether to shop now or revisit later.
Worth checking if grape is your priority: Just Grape 50mg was listed in stock. Other flavors were unavailable at review, and the collection name alone does not identify strength.
Levity
Strawberry Nebula is the available strawberry-led listing. Galaxy Lime and Lunar Lemon give the catalog two citrus-named alternatives, though both were unavailable when checked. The space-themed naming is branding, not a description of the experience.
A focused option for a strawberry-flavor search. Strawberry Nebula is listed at 10mg THC per can; Galaxy Lime and Lunar Lemon were out of stock at review.
Moontide
Lemonade and Peach are the current flavor names in this kratom-tea collection. Their fruit names should not obscure the different active ingredient and product category; evaluate the tea listings on their own terms.
A distinct category: the current listings are kratom teas, not THC seltzers. Both were out of stock at review. Compare ingredients and product-specific information separately from the THC picks above.
Ownly
Blackberry Peach and Peach Citrus share peach as a common reference, while Bright Citrus and Mango Citrus take other fruit-led directions. That creates useful comparisons for shoppers who want to keep one fruit familiar while changing the pairing.
A collection with named fruit combinations such as Blackberry Peach, Bright Citrus and Mango Citrus. Compare each can’s labeled amount rather than relying on similar branding.
Pottails
The listed Lime and Orange options provide two straightforward citrus directions. Their caffeine content is a separate ingredient consideration, and the citrus names do not establish that their recipes or labeled amounts match other brands.
Lime and Orange listings identify THC plus caffeine. Both were out of stock when checked; the extra ingredient makes this a different comparison from a caffeine-free drink.
Revenge
Dew Drop, Blue Razz and Fantastic Orange are soda-style flavor names. Orange is the most explicit fruit cue; for the more playful names, consult the ingredients instead of assuming a specific familiar soda recipe.
A soda collection with Dew Drop, Blue Razz and Fantastic Orange listings labeled 100mg. We are not awarding a “better” rating for a larger THC number.
The Hemp Doctor
Orange Float puts an orange-and-float-inspired idea on the shortlist. We would treat that as a flavor direction to inspect, not proof of a creamy texture, dairy ingredients or a particular sweetness. Check the can’s ingredient and allergen information.
A collection to inspect for the Zooted Orange Float listing. Its 100mg label makes checking serving information especially important; the flavor name does not describe a single serving.
Uncle Skunk
Cola, Root Beer, Grape, Orange and Bourbon Cream give the range a recognizable craft-soda theme. Those names create a broader soda-counter comparison than a collection built around one fruit, with the exact product label still governing ingredients and serving information.
A craft-soda direction with Cola, Root Beer, Grape and other listings, many labeled 100mg. Some shots and flavors were out of stock, so inspect the exact format and availability.
How to use this flavor guide
Begin with a flavor family you already enjoy: dark berries, citrus, tropical fruit, lemonade or soda-shop names. Then compare the exact recipe, labeled amount and pack price. A flavor description helps narrow choices; it cannot establish how a drink will taste to you or how it will affect you.
What we would compare before ordering
Open the exact product listing, confirm the pack count, and read both the per-serving and per-container information. Check ingredients that matter to you, including caffeine or other active ingredients. THC drinks, mushroom beverages, kava products and kratom teas are different categories; a shared shelf does not make their effects or serving instructions interchangeable.
If you want a closer side-by-side look at three familiar names, our Crescent 9, Cycling Frog and Indigo comparison goes further. This guide is the starting shortlist and full brand directory; that article is the narrower shopping comparison.
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Sources and review notes
Product names, prices, stock and listed ingredients were checked against the linked IncredMed product and brand pages on October 29, 2026. Cycling Frog’s description of Black Currant was checked against its official product page. Flavor interpretations are editorial commentary, not sensory-test results.