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Why some THC drinks are still legal in Texas — and what it means for Dallas craft brewers
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Austin Wood , as published by Dallas Observer
· August 26, 2026
· 1 min read
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It’s almost impossible to keep up with which THC products are legal in Texas. Luckily, for infused beverage fans, many are still on shelves. For now, at least.
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Key takeaway Luckily, for infused beverage fans, many are still on shelves.
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