hiSeltzer signs new distribution deal
hiSeltzer, one of the fastest-growing THC-infused beverages in the US, announced its national distribution deal with Total Wine & More and its new line of delta 9 THC-infused seltzers.
The award-winning ‘first-touch’ seltzer, with 0 calories, 0 sugar, and 0 alcohol, is made with only three ingredients. It is the first beverage to utilise a cutting-edge nano-emulsified base ingredient, a testament to hi Seltzer’s commitment to innovation and quality, allowing it to pour clean and clear every time.
With growing accessibility and the current version of the farm bill, there is a very clear path for hemp-derived THC beverages to reach USD 4.1 billion by 2028. The strategic partnership with Total Wine & More, a significant milestone in the company’s journey, represents a shared vision to continue growing the THC category. This partnership means hi Seltzer is now available directly in Total Wine & More in CA, TX, AZ, and Florida, while deploying to other states where Total Wine & More is available now going through the beginning of 2025.
The new delta 9 infused product is created with the same formulation as the original hi Seltzer, adapted for D9 with high-quality, lab-tested THC derived exclusively from hemp. The seltzers are sold in 12-ounce cans with 5 milligrams of hemp-derived delta 9 THC in six refreshing hi Seltzer flavours, including Lemon Line, Pineapple, Peach, Watermelon, Wild Berry, and Real Cherry.
Said Lou Police, hi Seltzer’s CEO, said: “Innovation backed by science is at the heart of our brand, and as more consumers become educated on emerging cannabinoids, we have seen the rising demand for our award-winning, best-tasting products.
“By introducing the new delta 9 product and entering this far-reaching distribution deal with Total Wine & More, we aim to satisfy the demand of our current customers while attracting new consumers to our beverages.”
hi Seltzer is available online and at over 4,000 retailers nationwide in 23 states. Its products are federally legal per the 2018 Farm Bill, which states products cannot exceed 0.3% delta 9 THC by weight.








