Burlington-based writer covering Vermont's cannabis industry since 2023. Visits every licensed dispensary in the state, tests products, and reads the CCB rulebook so you don't have to.
Burlington's cannabis dispensaries carry an increasingly impressive range of edibles — from classic 5mg THC gummies to full-spectrum chocolates, cannabis-infused drinks, and high-potency options for experienced consumers. But not every dispensary stocks the same products, and prices vary significantly from shop to shop.
We visited every licensed dispensary in the Burlington area to find the best edible selections. Here's what we found.
Best Overall Selection: Float On Dispensary
Float On's Church Street location carries the widest edible variety in Burlington. Their shelves include gummies from Wyld, Wana, and Smokiez, plus artisanal chocolates from Vermont's own Mountain Girl Cannabis. They also stock one of the area's best selections of cannabis drinks — including Cannabis Seltzers, tonics, and syrups. Price range: $20-$45 per package. Potency range: 5mg-100mg THC per package.
Best for High-Potency Edibles: True 802 Cannabis
If you have a higher tolerance and need something stronger than the standard 10mg gummy, True 802 (upstairs on Church Street) carries 50mg and 100mg THC single-serve gummies and chocolates. They also stock RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) capsules for patients seeking medicinal doses. Price range: $25-$60 per package. Potency range: 10mg-500mg THC per package.
Best for Affordable Edibles: Green Leaf Central
Green Leaf Central on Thorsen Way consistently offers the best per-milligram prices on edibles in Burlington. Their house-brand gummies offer solid quality at roughly 30% less than the name brands. They also run weekly edible deals — check their menu board or ask at the counter. Price range: $15-$30 per package. Potency range: 5mg-100mg THC per package.
Best for Vegan & Dietary Options: The Herb Closet
The Herb Closet on Pearl Street stands out for dietary-inclusive edibles. They carry vegan gummies (no gelatin), gluten-free chocolates, and sugar-free options for diabetics. Their staff is notably knowledgeable about ingredient sourcing and can help you find exactly what fits your dietary needs.
Best for Microdosing & Low-THC: Heybud Dispensary
Heybud on Saint Paul Street is the go-to for low-dose options. They stock 2.5mg THC 'minis' from several brands, balanced 1:1 CBD:THC gummies, and THC-free CBD edibles. Great for new consumers who want to start low and go slow.
What About Cannabis Drinks?
Cannabis beverages are becoming increasingly popular in Vermont. Float On and Bern Gallery have the strongest drink selections, including Cannabis Seltzer, tonics, and cannabis-infused maple syrups from Vermont producers. Drinks typically contain 2-5mg THC per serving and take effect faster than traditional edibles (15-30 minutes vs 45-90 minutes).
Price Comparison Tips
Edible prices vary widely. A 10-pack of 5mg gummies can cost $20 at one dispensary and $35 at another. Before you buy, check a dispensary's online menu (most post them) or call ahead to compare prices. Holiday weekends often bring sales — Memorial Day and 4/20 are the biggest edible deal days in Vermont.
For a full list of Burlington dispensaries and their hours, visit our dispensary directory or check out the interactive map to plan your route.
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