Chicago’s Lollapalooza Is Selling THC Drinks For The First Time

Lollapalooza is starting this week in Chicago's Grant Park for lots of fun in the sun.

If you've never been, it's four days of some of the best music you'll find anywhere. Loaded with big names, each artist that takes the stage is looking to put on a memorable performance.

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The same can be said for the food and drink offerings at Lolla. As a concertgoer, you're searching for something that's gonna be as fantastic as the acts you're spending time with.

Maybe that can explain why Lollapalooza is introducing THC-infused drinks for the first time in the concert series history. If you're 21 and over at Lollapalooza, you can order up a 12-ounce Senorita margarita that's been infused with THC.

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Made by Chicago-based Rhythm Beverages, the drink comes in multiple flavors. If that sounds familiar, it might be because you've seen it sold at United Center, Navy Pier, or the Windy City Smokeout.

THC-infused drinks at Lollapalooza make a lot of sense considering Illinois was one of the first states to legalize recreational cannabis, and because of that, these beverages are only growing in popularity. Now that they're on the menu at the festival, it shows these beverages are going to be as mainstream as beer or other cocktails at major events.

Are you headed to Lollapalooza this week? Who are you excited to see perform?