August in Montana is still hot, still busy, and still buzzing with activity—only now, a lot of folks are swapping beer coolers for something a little more mindful. Whether you’re doing a full-on alcohol-free August, taking a break from booze, or just looking for a more balanced way to unwind, cannabis mocktails might be your new favorite summer ritual.
At Stink Blossom, we’re big fans of flavorful, functional cannabis experiences that fit your lifestyle. And these THC mocktails in Billings offer the perfect mix of refreshment and relaxation—without the alcohol.
Ready to sip your way through the last stretch of summer? Here are three easy cannabis drink recipes for Montana that are full of flavor, THC-infused chill, and totally booze-free.
Why Cannabis Mocktails?
- Zero alcohol, zero hangover
- Customizable doses with THC or CBD tinctures
- Delicious, refreshing, and functional
- Perfect for hot days, parties, or self-care nights
These infused drinks with no alcohol are ideal for sipping lakeside, toasting a sunset, or just taking the edge off after a long day—with none of the fuzzy next-morning consequences.
Recipe #1: Stink Blossom Sparkling Citrus Cooler
A zesty, bubbly refreshment with a sweet herbal twist.
You’ll need:
- 6 oz lemon-lime sparkling water
- 2 oz orange juice
- 1–2 droppers (start with 2.5–5mg THC) of unflavored THC tincture
- Squeeze of fresh lime
- Ice and mint for garnish
How to make it:
- In a tall glass, combine sparkling water and orange juice over ice.
- Add your desired dose of THC tincture and a squeeze of lime.
- Stir well and garnish with fresh mint. Sip slowly and enjoy!
Recipe #2: Wild Huckleberry CBD Lemonade
A Montana-inspired mocktail for mellow afternoons.
You’ll need:
- 6 oz fresh lemonade
- Splash of blueberry or huckleberry syrup (or muddled berries)
- 1 dropper of CBD tincture (or a 1:1 CBD:THC blend)
- Lemon slice and rosemary sprig for garnish
- Ice
How to make it:
- Mix lemonade and syrup in a shaker or jar.
- Add tincture and shake well.
- Pour over ice and garnish. Perfect for a chill backyard hang or a picnic in the park.
Recipe #3: Sunset Sangria (No Booze, Just Bliss)
This one’s a little fancy—but totally worth the extra fruit chopping.
You’ll need:
- 4 oz pomegranate or cranberry juice
- 4 oz sparkling water (citrus or berry flavor)
- 1–2 droppers of THC tincture
- Orange slices, berries, and apple chunks
- Ice and cinnamon stick (optional)
How to make it:
- In a pitcher or glass, muddle fruit gently.
- Add juice, sparkling water, and your chosen tincture.
- Stir and let sit for a few minutes so the flavors combine. Pour over ice and garnish with extra fruit.
Perfect for golden hour at the lake or after-dinner relaxation.
Pro Tips for alcohol-free August Cannabis Sipping
- Know your dose: Start with 2.5–5mg THC and wait at least an hour before deciding if you want more.
- Label clearly if sharing: If you’re hosting guests, make sure infused drinks are marked and separate from non-infused ones.
- Stay hydrated: Even without booze, cannabis can dehydrate. Always keep water nearby.
- Avoid mixing with alcohol: These drinks are made to stand alone—no need to blend with booze for a good time.
Find Your THC Mocktail Essentials at Stink Blossom
Find Your THC Mocktail Essentials at Stink BlossomReady to mix it up? Swing by Stink Blossom for THC tinctures, CBD droppers, and cannabis drink mixers in Billings. Whether you’re crafting your own alcohol-free August rituals or just exploring a different kind of chill, we’ve got the products—and the friendly guidance—to help you build your best mocktail experience.
Our team can help you choose the right potency, flavor, and balance for your needs. Just ask—we’re always happy to share tips (and maybe a mocktail recipe or two).
Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not intended as medical or legal advice. Cannabis affects everyone differently. Always consume responsibly and in compliance with Montana state law. Never drive under the influence of cannabis. If you have health concerns, consult a healthcare professional before use.