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High Rise Cannabis Dry Bar opens today in Charleston

Staff Report //August 11, 2023//

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High Rise Cannabis Dry Bar opens today in Charleston

High Rise Cannabis Dry Bar opens today in Charleston

Staff Report //August 11, 2023//

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The dry bar will serve mocktails made with cannabis-infused seltzer. (Photo/Provided)The High Rise Cannabis Dry Bar, brought to Charleston by the team behind Charleston Hemp Collective and High Rise Beverage Co., will open today.

The business will serve a menu of mocktails featuring High Rise, a cannabis-infused seltzer.

Located inside the Charleston Hemp Collective retail location, guests can enjoy non-alcoholic libations while shopping Hemp Collectives' full product line.

“Our goal with opening this ‘dry bar’ was to create a more elevated experience for those seeking nonalcoholic alternatives,” High Rise Beverage founder Matt Skinner said in a news release.

The High Rise team plans to open a second location in Myrtle Beach this fall.

Related article: Charleston beverage company tot open state’s first ‘cannabis dry bar’

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