So what is RSO, anyway?

RSO stands for Rick Simpson Oil. It's a full-spectrum cannabis extract made from the whole plant — not just one compound. Because it keeps the natural mix of cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant matter intact, you get what's often called the 'entourage effect': all the parts working together the way nature intended. It's thick, dark, and much more potent than a typical CBD tincture.

Yes. Our RSO is produced by a licensed Michigan cannabis processor under state regulations. Every batch is tested for potency and contaminants before it ever touches a coffee bean. You're getting a regulated, legal product — not something from a back room.

Depends on how much you take. Our blends are dosed by milligram so you know exactly what you're getting. A smaller serving (around 5mg THC) lands in the gentle, warm zone — relaxed but functional. Step up to a higher mg and the effect deepens. If you've never tried RSO before, start low and see how your body responds before going further. Everyone's different.

Better than you'd expect. RSO is oil-based, and coffee carries oils naturally — especially in a French press or pour-over. The earthy, slightly nutty flavor of the extract folds into dark roast notes without tasting medicinal. We spent months getting the ratio right so the coffee still tastes like coffee. The cannabis is a co-star, not a crash.

CBD products isolate one cannabinoid and remove THC. RSO keeps everything — THC, CBD, CBG, terpenes, and more. The experience is fuller and more potent. If you've tried CBD and felt nothing, RSO is a different category entirely. It's also why dosing matters: you're working with the whole plant.

It's close. RSO-infused coffee is consumed the same way as an edible — orally, metabolized through digestion — so onset typically takes 30 to 90 minutes. Plan accordingly. Don't take a big dose at 7am and expect to be sharp for a 9am meeting until you know your response.

Cannabis and coffee have a long shared history in cultures that treated both as ritual. Caffeine and cannabinoids interact in ways that many people describe as balancing: the alertness of coffee meets the ease of cannabis. We built a morning ritual around that pairing — something intentional, not accidental.

Coffee and A Joint is sold at licensed Michigan dispensaries. It's not available for online shipping due to state regulations — cannabis products stay in Michigan. Check with your local dispensary or reach out and we'll help you find the nearest stockist.