"New York's legal weed market has evolved at a rapid pace. In less than two years, dispensary shelves across the state have transformed from cautious trial offerings to a diverse lineup of premium products-flower, concentrates, vapes, and infusions-each competing for attention in a booming market. But among the abundance of options, a select few products consistently rise to the top. These are the items consumers return for week after week, the ones that define potency, flavor, and craftsmanship."
"Founded and operated by a passionate small team, Silly Nice didn't enter the market to compete on price-it entered to set a standard. Within its first year, the brand achieved the rare feat of being named one of the Top 150 cannabis brands in New York State, out of more than 500 licensed names. This success was driven not by scale, but by uncompromising attention to detail."
"Every Silly Nice product is made in small batches, using premium inputs and eco-conscious packaging that costs more to produce but aligns with the company's ethos of doing things right. Each jar, cartridge, and pre-filled vape is packaged using Hemp, Recycled Glass, and Ocean Plastic, all manufactured in the U.S. through Sana Packaging, a small, family-owned company dedicated to sustainability."
New York's legal cannabis market transformed rapidly into a diverse, premium-focused marketplace within two years, with certain products dominating consumer demand. Silly Nice, a Black- and Veteran-Owned brand run by a small team, prioritized quality over price and earned placement among the Top 150 cannabis brands in its first year. Products are produced in small batches using premium inputs and eco-conscious packaging materials like hemp, recycled glass, and ocean plastic sourced through a U.S. family-owned supplier. Offerings are designed with purpose—some amplify flower while others deliver a strong, clean high—matching consumer demand for refined, high-THC experiences that combine potency, flavor, and craftsmanship.
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