Many people are looking to get into the cannabis industry and even working to certain goals associated with it. One of the most well-known activists of cannabis is Willie Nelson. He has now started working with the Tom Petty Estate on a new hemp-infused tea, but they aren’t stopping there. The two groups that are involved in this endeavor are putting the proceeds to work for a cause that both groups are passionate about.
Product Details
This collaboration between Willie’s Remedy, the company owned by the Nelson family, and the Tom Petty estate has given birth to a new product called Wildflowers Tea. The group created this hemp-infused tea. It is a botanical blend of whole chamomile flowers, mood-lifting lemon myrtle flowers, and refreshing peppermint leaves, which also help with digestion. Their tea will be sold in 16 ct. pyramid bags in a 1 ounce tin. The pyramid shape of the bags allow the whole flowers and leaves to stay intact and move freely. They report to do this in order to preserve freshness and flavor. The designers made the bags eco-friendly and biodegradable as well as incapable of absorbing the beneficial hemp extract.
This tea contains Delta 9 THC and will ship only in the United States. It will also offer the flavor Chamomile and Mint Tea.
Donation Details
The collaboration, as already mentioned, would be donating the proceeds of this product to MusiCares. For those unfamiliar with the nonprofit, this organization provides a safety net of critical health and welfare services to the music community in three different areas. These areas include:
- mental health & addiction recovery services
- health services
- Human services (rent, utilities, and car payments)
Christmas Treat
With them offering this new treat to hemp fans, both groups are showing not only their support for cannabis activism, but also for the music industry. With this tasty treat, fans of hemp products will greatly enjoy the flavors. This collaboration shows that there are more indirect ways to help with other industries.
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