Are THC Drinks Legal in Georgia? (2026)

Are THC drinks legal? Every state

Tier

concentration cap

Limit

300 mg total THC per package (mg per container)

What the record says

Beverages capped at 10 mg total delta-9-THC per 12 fluid ounces (or proportionate equivalent) and may not exceed 12 fl. oz. per container (Rule 40-32-5-.06(b)). Georgia's SB 494 (2024) framework confirms the seed exactly: a licensed retail channel, 21+ age gate, and form-specific milligram caps for gummies/edibles, beverages, tinctures, and topicals, all layered on a 0.3% total-delta-9-THC dry-weight ceiling using the statutory Delta-9 + 0.877xTHCA formula. The one hard, name-based exception is raw flower/leaf, which is banned outright regardless of THC concentration -- an 'illegal' determination at the form level even though the compound’s overall status across all forms is 'restricted.' Capsule- and powder-form caps are not separately enumerated in the current rule text and are flagged for follow-up.

Controlling language, verbatim

The flower or leaves of the Cannabis sativa L. plant, regardless of the total delta-9-THC concentration in such flower or leaves [shall not be sold, offered for sale, or otherwise distributed as consumable hemp products in Georgia].

Source of excerpt

Citations

Federal

Federally restricted. Hemp delta-9 THC beverage - federally unscheduled inside the hemp definition; total THC standard and 0.4 mg per container cap take effect Dec 11 2026 Federal detail

THC drinks across the country

Neighboring states

• THC drinks in Alabama Restricted
• THC drinks in Florida Restricted
• THC drinks in North Carolina Legal
• THC drinks in South Carolina Restricted
• THC drinks in Tennessee Restricted

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• Delta-9 THC in Georgia: every form
• THC ban in Georgia
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