Which cannabis brands can you buy in CT at Hi! People?
Our live menus listed brands with Connecticut roots on October 7, 2026: Theraplant, which operates a Watertown facility, AGL in West Haven, BRIX in New Britain, SoundView in Bristol and Lucky Break, whose website footer lists Bridgeport. Each is linked below to a page on who makes it, and your store's live menu shows today's shelf.
Every brand page, one line each
Each brand below was on the Derby live menu on October 7, 2026.
- AGL: the registry lists its products in flower, vape cartridge, pre-roll and edible forms.
- BRIX: the Hartford Business Journal reported in August 2024 that Brix Cannabis launched a micro cultivation facility in New Britain.
- Camino: Kiva Confections lists Camino among its product lines on its own website.
- Coast Cannabis Co.: the registry lists one producer for most of its edibles and a second for other products.
- Dogwalkers: the brand describes itself as a cannabis pre-roll brand on its official website.
- Earl Baker: the registry lists one producer for most of its registered flower products, with other products registered under other companies.
- Good Green: its official website says it offers flower and vape products.
- Grassroots: Curaleaf completed its acquisition of the brand on July 23, 2020, according to a Curaleaf press release.
- Lucky Break: the brand describes itself as a homegrown Connecticut company.
- RYTHM: Green Thumb Industries says it offers flower, vape, pre-rolls and concentrates.
- Select: a Curaleaf press release names it as one of the company's brands.
- SoundView: a Bristol manufacturer whose registered products are edibles and vape cartridges.
- Theraplant: it operates a cultivation and processing facility in Watertown.
Labels that share a producer
The registry lists Advanced Grow Labs, abbreviated AGL, as the producer of registered AGL, RYTHM, Dogwalkers and Good Green products. Green Thumb Industries lists RYTHM, Dogwalkers and Good Green among its brands on its brand overview page, and it agreed in January 2019 to acquire the AGL company.
Curaleaf is the registry's listed producer for Grassroots and for registered Select products, though some products with Select in the name are registered to the AGL company. The Hartford Business Journal named Curaleaf in Simsbury as one of Connecticut's four original legal marijuana growers.
Theraplant, Flow State and all:hours share a registered producer too. Flow State and all:hours have no page of their own, so look for them on the live menu.
LIFTD and Drink Hi!, the beverages without brand pages
Our own line of hemp-infused seltzer is Drink Hi!, and on October 8, 2026 the Derby live menu listed it as Blueberry Lemon, Grapefruit Blood Orange and Dragonfruit Lime. Our seltzer page has the rest, and the drinks aisle lists every beverage on your store's menu, LIFTD sodas included.
On September 28, 2026, the Hartford Business Journal reported that Hi! People THC beverages are manufactured at CT Canning, the contract beverage operation of Black Hog Brewing in Oxford. The same report said LIFTD beverages are made by CT Canning too and quoted David Salinas as the founder of LIFTD and Hi! People.
Ordering a brand from Derby or Hartford
Open the Derby live menu or the Hartford live menu, pick up in store, and compare formats in the flower aisle, the vape aisle or the edibles aisle. Current offers sit on our deals page. Store details are on the Derby store page, the Hartford store page and our locations page.
Questions about Connecticut cannabis brands
Does one company make several of these brands?
Yes. The state's cannabis product registry lists Advanced Grow Labs as the producer of registered AGL, RYTHM, Dogwalkers and Good Green products, and it lists another single producer for registered Theraplant, Flow State and all:hours products. Brand pages here name the maker behind each label.
Where can I check who makes a brand?
Start with the state's public cannabis product registry on data.ct.gov, which lists a producer beside each registered product. A brand's own website adds its side of the story. For one item in hand, the package label and our counter staff can help.
Does a brand name tell me who made the product?
Not always. Camino gummies are registered under a contract manufacturer's name, while Kiva Confections lists Camino among its product lines on its own website. For Earl Baker, the registry lists one producer for most registered flower products and other companies for other products. The registry is the record to check.
Do both stores list the same brands?
On October 7, 2026 the Derby live menu listed every brand on this page, and the Hartford live menu listed Theraplant, AGL, RYTHM, Grassroots, Select, BRIX, SoundView, Lucky Break, Dogwalkers, Earl Baker and Good Green. Menus change through the day, so open the live menu for your store, or call us at 860-420-BUDS (2837), before you make the trip.
Can I get these brands delivered?
From our original store, yes: the Derby live menu takes scheduled delivery orders, and checkout confirms each address. Hartford is pickup only, because its live menu took pickup orders only when we read it on November 11, 2026. Only the adult 21 or older who placed a delivery order can accept it.
Can I pay with a credit card?
No. Payment at both stores is by cash or debit card only, and credit cards cannot be used. Our Derby store has an on-site ATM if you arrive without cash. Bring a debit card or cash whichever brand you are after, at either store.