Dad Grass, Miles Davis Estate ‘Brew’ Jazzy THC Beverage

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Inspired by the sonic world of Bitches Brew, Dad Grass developed a flavor profile intended to feel lush, layered and slightly psychedelic.

(Photo: Courtesy Dad Grass)

The low-dose cannabis brand Dad Grass and the Miles Davis Estate have released Miles Davis Bitches Brew by Dad Grass, a THC-infused adult beverage inspired by the landmark 1970 album Bitches Brew. Now available in limited quantities, Miles Davis Bitches Brew by Dad Grass was created in celebration of Davis’ 100th birthday and draws inspiration from the album’s atmosphere, experimentation and boundary-pushing spirit.

The drink features layered notes of guava, passionfruit and hibiscus in two federally legal hemp-derived THC offerings: a 3mg Leisure Drink designed for easygoing enjoyment and a bolder 10mg version for fans looking to go deeper into the experience.

Like the album itself, the drink blends familiar and unexpected elements into something immersive, flavorful and transportive. Inspired by the sonic world of Bitches Brew, Dad Grass developed a flavor profile intended to feel lush, layered and slightly psychedelic while remaining balanced and highly drinkable. Fresh guava and floral hibiscus open with exotic brightness, giving way to bold tropical passion fruit and a subtle undertone of cacao. Restrained sweetness leads to a crisp, dry finish.

“Miles Davis has always been a favorite of ours, and Bitches Brew in particular has always felt magical and transportive,” said Ben Starmer, co-founder of Dad Grass. “It’s an incredible honor to bring this project to life. We used the album’s psychedelic soundscapes and atmospheric grooves as inspiration for layers of flavor and nuance in the drink — imagining the perfect experience of listening to the record, drinking a Bitches Brew by Dad Grass, and letting the music take you to another place.”

“Miles was always pushing toward something new, and Bitches Brew fully embodies his fearless creativity and cultural impact,” the Miles Davis Estate said. “This collaboration with Dad Grass channels that same spirit of experimentation to celebrate 100 years of Miles.”

Originally released in 1970, Bitches Brew shattered conventions and altered the trajectory of modern music. Blending jazz, rock, funk, and psychedelic influences into something entirely new, the album became one of Davis’ most influential and enduring works and remains a touchstone for generations of musicians, artists and listeners.

The offering is among the initiatives marking the official Miles Davis Centennial celebrations, spearheaded by the Miles Davis Estate and global independent music company Reservoir.

The collaboration also continues Dad Grass’ growing history of music-inspired releases, including previous partnerships honoring George Harrison and Margo Price.

Miles Davis Bitches Brew by Dad Grass is currently available for purchase at DadGrass.com. DB



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