Sunday in late July feels like a slow exhale. The weekend is winding down, Monday is creeping in at the edges, and there’s that hour — usually somewhere between four and seven — where you have nowhere to be and nothing that urgently needs doing. We think you should use it.
The Drink We Keep Coming Back To
We’ve been keeping GoodLeaf CBD + CBG + CBN Honey Stix right at the shop counter because customers kept asking what they could stir into a drink. Each stix is a single straw of clover honey infused with 27mg of CBD, CBG, and CBN — seven flavors to choose from. We started recommending them as a simple addition to iced tea or sparkling water. Then we tried one on a quiet Friday afternoon and haven’t stopped.
Here’s how we make it on Sundays: brew a glass of hibiscus tea — or fill a glass with cold water if you’re keeping it simple — tear open a honey stix, stir it in until it dissolves, squeeze in a little lemon, pour over ice. Two minutes, start to finish. The honey sweetens it just enough without being cloying, and you get a small, intentional dose of three cannabinoids in something that actually tastes good.
Why Three Cannabinoids?
CBG is sometimes called the “mother cannabinoid” because the hemp plant produces it first, before converting it into CBD and other compounds. CBD is the one most people are already familiar with. CBN is the quieter one — it’s naturally associated with rest and the kind of settled feeling you want at the end of a long weekend.
Getting all three in a single stix, at 27mg total, is a reasonable way to ease into evening without the complexity of measuring tinctures or keeping track of capsule schedules. It’s just honey in your drink. You can do that.
Pairing It With Something for Later
A lot of our customers pair the honey stix with something a little more targeted once the evening actually gets quiet. The Koi Nighttime Rest CBD Gummies in Cherry Limeade ($30) are what we keep pointing to — 10mg of broad-spectrum CBD and 2.5mg of melatonin per gummy, with a flavor that makes taking them feel less like homework. The honey stix handles the transition into evening; the gummies help you stay there.
If melatonin isn’t your thing, the CBDfx Calming Tincture ($55) — a CBD + CBN blend — is another option we reach for later in the night. Broad-spectrum, no melatonin, and it comes in multiple strengths so you can find what actually works for your body.
Where to Find Them
We carry the GoodLeaf Honey Stix in the shop at 677 E. Eisenhower Blvd. here in Loveland. Each stix is $2, and they’re easy to tuck into a bag for the week ahead. The Koi gummies and CBDfx Calming Tincture are both in stock too. We’re open Sunday noon to 5pm — so today still counts if you want to swing by.
Colorado summers are long and beautiful and a little relentless. Sunday is the one day that asks nothing of you. A two-minute drink with something intentional in it is worth the two minutes.
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