Cheapest Dispensary in Every Vermont Region: From $3.57/g in Sharon to a 3.8× Gap Inside One Town (October 2026)

As of October 21, 2026, the cheapest tracked dispensary in Vermont is in a town of about 1,500 people. Ideal Cannabis in Sharon averages $3.57 per gram on advertised flower, the lowest of the 78 Vermont shops we can price. The highest is TMM Dispensary in Springfield at $15.43/g. That's a 4.3× spread. The statewide flower average is $10.53/g, and the median shop sits at about $9.79/g.

A statewide "cheapest" list isn't much use if the cheapest shop is two hours from you. So we split the state into seven regions and ranked the shops inside each one. The result: every region has at least one shop under $10/g, and most regions have one under $7/g. Some of the widest price gaps aren't between regions at all. They sit inside a single town.

How to read the numbers: each figure is a shop's average advertised price per gram across its in-stock flower on the latest overnight scrape of its public menu (05:17 UTC, October 21). It's a menu list price, before tax and checkout discounts. Menu errors under $1/g are excluded. Of the 89 Vermont shops we track, 78 had a clean figure. The regions are our own groupings by town, explained at the bottom of this page.

The cheapest tracked shop in each region

The surprise: the biggest gaps are inside one town

Morrisville: 3.8×. Five tracked shops in Morrisville have a clean price. Best Buds averages $3.74/g, the second-lowest in the state. Craft Cannabis Company, in the same town, averages $14.15/g. In between are Wild Legacy Cannabis ($9.45), Freedom Flower Direct ($10.62) and Higher Elevation ($11.83). That one town covers most of the gap between Vermont's cheapest shop and its priciest.

Springfield: 2.4×. Southern Vermont's cheapest tracked shop, The Buddega ($6.47/g), is in the same town as the most expensive tracked shop in the whole state, TMM Dispensary ($15.43/g).

Average menu price says nothing about quality. A higher average can mean a shop carries more craft or top-shelf flower, smaller jar sizes, or fewer bulk options. What it does show is that "prices in my area" isn't one number. In most regions, the shop you choose matters more than the region you're in.

Region by region

Chittenden County (16 shops priced)

Green Leaf Central in Burlington is the county's lowest at $6.22/g, followed by The Herb Closet ($7.58), Float On ($7.64), Winooski Organics ($8.50) and Green Haven Herbals ($8.52). Nine of the 16 average under $10/g. The county high is Magic Mann in Essex Junction at $13.75/g. Chittenden has the most shops in the state, but its median (about $9.93/g) is close to the statewide middle. Lots of competition here hasn't produced a cheap county overall.

Upper Valley & White River (11 shops priced)

This group has the lowest median of any region, about $8.83/g, and 8 of its 11 shops average under $10/g. Below the Sharon floor come Woolly Mammoth Cannabis in Bridgewater ($7.55), Sunkissed Farm in Woodstock ($7.81), Something Wicked in Bethel ($8.26) and DePot Shop in Windsor ($8.60). The Tea House in White River Junction averages $11.41/g, and the regional high is Polestar Cannabis in Randolph at $13.18/g.

Central Vermont (19 shops priced)

Morrisville's Best Buds ($3.74) leads, then Blue Sage in Waitsfield ($6.22), Notch Nugs in Jeffersonville ($6.90) and Winterland Haze in Montpelier ($7.70). This is the biggest region by shop count, and its median (about $10.11/g) hides a wide range: the floor and ceiling (Craft Cannabis Company, $14.15) are both in Morrisville. Waitsfield has a twofold gap of its own: Valley Meade Dispensary averages $13.09/g, against Blue Sage's $6.22.

Northeast Kingdom (7 shops priced)

The Kingdom is the most consistently priced region: 6 of 7 shops average under $10/g, and the median is about $9.20/g. Kingdom Boyz in Derby is lowest at $5.86/g, then Sonny's in Groton ($8.56) and Kingdom Kind in Barton ($8.71). St. Johnsbury's The Green Man ($9.20) and Northeast Kannabis ($9.52) are less than 35 cents apart. The regional high is The Bud Stop in Danville ($12.20). Kushies in Derby is tracked but had no clean flower $/g on this reading, so it isn't ranked.

Rutland & Addison (11 shops priced)

Killington Mountain Dispensary ($6.09) and Rutland's Somewhere on the Mountain ($6.68) lead, with FLORA Cannabis in Middlebury ($8.13) and Little Amsterdam in Rutland ($8.63) next. After that, prices climb. The median is about $11.27/g, the second-highest of any region, and the high is Pine Grove Organics in Brandon ($14.55). Lucky 7 Dispensary, also in Brandon, sells from a deli/bulk menu we can't yet convert to an honest per-gram figure, so it isn't ranked.

Southern Vermont (11 shops priced)

The Buddega in Springfield ($6.47) and Silver Therapeutics in Bennington ($6.83) are the region's lowest, followed by Theory Wellness in Brattleboro ($8.28). The top end is the priciest in the state. Vermont Bud Barn in Brattleboro ($14.42), Matterhorn Apothecary in Wilmington ($15.00) and TMM Dispensary in Springfield ($15.43) are three of the five most expensive shops we price. Rolling Twenties in Bellows Falls is tracked but sells from a deli/bulk menu, so it isn't ranked.

Northwest: Franklin & Grand Isle (3 shops priced)

Only three shops here have a clean price, so this is the weakest read on the page. Lake Effect in South Hero averages $9.56/g. The two St. Albans shops, Mary Jane Junction ($13.41) and MothaPlant ($13.60), are both well above the statewide average.

What this does and doesn't tell you

• It's a menu average, not a product match. A shop's average depends on its mix: jar sizes, bulk options, craft vs. value lines. Two shops with the same strain can price it very differently from what their averages suggest.
• It's before tax and checkout discounts. Vermont adds a 14% cannabis excise tax and 6% sales tax, plus a 1% local option tax in some towns. Loyalty pricing and day-of deals don't show up on public menus.
• It moves daily. The statewide floor has changed shops more than once this month. This page reflects one morning's reading.
• 11 of 89 tracked shops are unranked. Most have no parseable flower weight, or sell from deli/bulk menus. We leave them out instead of guessing.

How we grouped the regions: Chittenden County. Northwest = Franklin and Grand Isle counties. Central = Washington and Lamoille counties, including the Mad River Valley and Waterbury. Northeast Kingdom = Orleans, Caledonia and Essex counties. Upper Valley & White River = Orange County plus Windsor County, except Springfield. Rutland & Addison = Rutland and Addison counties. Southern = Windham and Bennington counties plus Springfield. The boundaries are our own and are meant to match how people talk about the state, not official regions.

For the full shop-by-shop table, see the Vermont Flower Price Index, which is refreshed daily from the same tracker. Best Prices ranks the cheapest individual flower listings statewide, and Live Deals shows the biggest price drops our tracker found on Vermont menus today. For the statewide view, read the cheapest flower in Vermont right now and what an ounce costs across Vermont.

burlingtondispensaries.com is an independent market tracker. We are not a licensed cannabis retailer and do not sell cannabis. Prices are advertised menu list prices taken from public menus, and they may differ from in-store prices. Cannabis is for adults 21+ in Vermont.