Small Batch Only
Eight curated strains from New York micro-grows. Half-ounce or ounce per drop.
- 8 strains from NY micro-growers
- Your choice: ½ oz or 1 oz total
- Tasting notes + cultivator profiles
- Monthly rotation — never repeats
Hudson Valley
The Valley, curated
Six content pillars covering food, dining, and drink culture across the Hudson Valley — written for adults who read both the Chronogram and the dispensary menu.
The pillars
Pillar · Late-Night Eats
Late-Night Eats & Munchie Culture
The Hudson Valley's after-11-pm kitchens, curated for the cannabis crowd.
Pillar · THC Drinks
Cannabis Beverages & the THC Drink Scene
The brands, the dispensaries that carry them, and the slow social shift away from alcohol.
Pillar · Sober-Curious
Sober-Curious, Mocktails & the Non-Alcoholic Scene
Hudson Valley venues for adults replacing alcohol with cannabis, mocktails, or nothing at all.
Pillar · Farm-to-Table
Farm-to-Table & Wellness-Forward Dining
The Valley at its best — sourcing, sustainability, and menus that match the cannabis lifestyle.
Pillar · Craft Beverages
Breweries, Cideries & the Craft Beverage Trail
The Valley's tasting rooms, mapped as cannabis-lifestyle day trips.
Pillar · Cannabis & Social
Cannabis-Friendly Dining & Social Spaces
Consumption lounges, 420-friendly venues, cannabis weddings, and the BYOC etiquette emerging in NY.
Pillar · Cannabis Education
Cannabis Education & Consumer Guides
The plain-English library — from THC vs CBD to dosing to home grow, covering the full cannabis-education search landscape.
By town
Jump in by place
Ulster County
Kingston
Ulster County seat, the Hudson Valley’s busiest food scene, and a dense late-night crawl.
Dutchess County
Beacon
The after-dark arcade bars, the sour-ale cult at HVB, and Curious Elixirs HQ.
Ulster County
New Paltz
College-town late-night crawl, plant-forward menus, and the Shawangunk cider country on its edge.
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
The Hudson Valley’s biggest city — late-night diners, the Walkway, and the munchie spots that anchor the region.
Columbia County
Hudson
Warren Street’s farm-to-table destination dining, a sake brewery, and the region’s quietest mocktail scene.
Dutchess County
Rhinebeck
Dutchess antique-village weekend — Beekman Arms, Oblong Books, the farmers market, and a brunch scene with no peer in the mid-valley.
Dutchess County
Hyde Park
The CIA campus, the FDR and Vanderbilt mansions, and the culinary legacy that shapes every kitchen for forty miles.
Dutchess County
Red Hook
Bard College, the Tivoli corridor, and a farm-and-college weekend with two licensed shops quietly anchoring it.
Westchester County
White Plains
Westchester’s seat — six licensed dispensaries, commuter-heavy dining, and the densest late-night crawl south of Kingston.
Westchester County
Yonkers
New York’s fourth-largest city, NYC-border — six licensed dispensaries, a Getty Square revival, and the broadest dining diversity in Westchester.
Westchester County
Peekskill
Artist-revival Westchester — Paramount Hudson Valley, Birdsall House, Factoria, and three licensed shops at the Hudson-bend.
Westchester County
Tarrytown
Washington Irving territory — Sunnyside, Lyndhurst, and the riverside inns that anchor a walkable historic-Westchester weekend.
Westchester County
Sleepy Hollow
Headless Horseman territory — the Old Dutch Church and Cemetery, Philipsburg Manor, and the October-peak Westchester weekend.
Rockland County
Nyack
Rockland’s riverside Main Street — Runcible Spoon, Art Cafe, and the walkable Hudson-view village a Tappan Zee span from Westchester.
Rockland County
Piermont
The Piermont Pier, Freelance Cafe, and the low-key riverside village where the Old Erie rail-trail meets the Hudson.
Ulster County
Saugerties
Where the Esopus meets the Hudson — Partition Street dining, the lighthouse walk, and the antique-and-farmers-market weekend.