FAQS

No, Backyard Tea is a cannabinoid spirit alternative. Think of it like a beer, with cannabinoids instead of alcohol. And much more relaxed and passive.

Delta 9 THC is 100% pure THC extracted from hemp - not cannabis. It has a psychoactive effect or “high”. If you’ve never consumed a THC product before, we would recommend starting off with ½ serving. We strongly recommend consulting with your doctor before consuming any cannabinoid products.

Backyard Tea with its Delta-9 infusion will almost definitely make you fail a drug test for THC.

We would recommend speaking with your doctor before consuming any cannabinoids while pregnant or breastfeeding.

That would depend on where you live. Since it is derived from the hemp plant and not cannabis, Delta 9 THC is legal at the federal level. However, 20 states have specific laws regarding Delta 9 THC either explicitly banning it or regulating it.

Black & Lemon: Distilled water, hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural flavors, citric acid (acidifier), potassium sorbate (preservative)


Peach: Distilled water, hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural flavors, citric acid, potassium sorbate


Raspberry: Distilled water, hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural flavors, citric acid, potassium sorbate

That would depend on where you live. Since it is derived from the hemp plant and not cannabis, Delta 9 THC is legal at the federal level. However, 20 states have specific laws regarding Delta 9 THC either explicitly banning it or regulating it.

Yes, all Backyard products are third party tested by XXX Labs, an Illinois Department of Agriculture approved testing facility. If you have the product on hand you can scan the QR code on the back label of the bottle to access the certificate of analysis for that product. If you have not yet purchased the product and are interested in viewing these certificates, see below. The actual dosage may vary from what’s on the label by a few milligrams per serving due to the margin of error involved with manufacturing large quantities of product.

Backyard Tea Black & Lemon Certificate of Analysis


Backyard Tea Peach Certificate of Analysis


Backyard Tea Raspberry Certificate of Analysis

Everyone is different, so we recommend treating the product the EXACT same way you would treat alcohol and consume it responsibly. We recommend no more than five 12 oz servings in a 24 hour period.

That would depend on where you live. Since it is derived from the hemp plant and not cannabis, Delta 9 THC is legal at the federal level. However, 20 states have specific laws regarding Delta 9 THC either explicitly banning it or regulating it.

Backyard Tea is available in a total of 33 states. But because cannabis is not federally legal in the U.S., our availability is dependent upon individual state laws. See below for specific availability or visit SipBackyard.com to find your nearest location: AVAILABLE FOR SHIPPING ON SIPBACKYARD.COM: AL, AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, IL, IN, IA, LA, ME, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NB, NH, NM, NJ, NY, ND, OH, OK, PA, SD, TX, VA, VT, & WVAVAILABLE IN DISPENSARIES: MN, IL, MI.AVAILABLE AT SELECT RETAILERS: Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan (for now).

Traditional edibles (like gummies or chocolate bars) are typically higher dose – ranging from 5mg to 30mg to even 100mg THC per edible – and can take anywhere from 45 minutes to two-plus hours to kick in. Why so long? Traditional edibles are typically oil-based, meaning the cannabinoids are absorbed directly into your bloodstream. Cannabis-infused beverages are typically infused with a water-soluble formulation, meaning the cannabinoids are absorbed through your mouth then your tongue then the digestive tract. The immediate absorption in your mouth means you can feel the effects 10 to 15 minutes later. So while Backyard is a low-dose beverage (5mg THC), consumers new to cannabis might feel effects more immediately or intensely.The perk of a faster onset? You’ll quickly know how you feel so you’re in control of your buzz. Take a few sips, wait 10-15 minutes, and adjust. We aim to allow all consumers – new or experienced – the ability to control their buzz.

That would depend on where you live. Since it is derived from the hemp plant and not cannabis, Delta 9 THC is legal at the federal level. However, 20 states have specific laws regarding Delta 9 THC either explicitly banning it or regulating it.

Black & Lemon: Hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural lemonade, cane syrup, natural flavors.

Peaches N’ Tea: Hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural lemonade, cane syrup, natural flavors.

Raspberry: Hemp derived Delta 9 THC, natural lemonade, cane syrup, natural flavors.