Top Cannabis Brands 2025: Cookies, STIIIZY, Raw Garden, Wyld, Kiva

Top Cannabis Brands 2025

This review compares cannabis brands in the US market for 2025. We picked Cookies as the top brand. Then we list other options by category. Data comes from Leafly, Weedmaps, BDSA, and Headset. Exact sales figures change by state and month.

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Top Pick: Cookies

Cookies started in California in 2010. The brand sells flower, vapes, and edibles. Cookies licenses its name to growers and stores in 20 states. The company reports $1 billion in lifetime sales. Cookies ranks first in brand recognition. Leafly lists Cookies as a top brand for flower and vapes.

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STIIIZY

STIIIZY launched in 2017 in Los Angeles. The brand is known for its vape pods and batteries. STIIIZY sells in California, Nevada, Arizona, Michigan, and 6 other states. The company operates 20 retail stores. STIIIZY holds a large share of the California vape market.

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Raw Garden

Raw Garden began in 2015 in Santa Barbara County. The brand makes live resin and cured resin vapes. Raw Garden sells only in California. The company uses its own farm for cannabis flower. Raw Garden vapes rank in the top 5 in California by sales.

Wyld

Wyld started in Oregon in 2015. The brand makes THC edibles, including gummies and sours. Wyld sells in 12 states, including California, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado. The company uses real fruit and no artificial flavors. Wyld is the top-selling edible brand in Oregon and Washington.

Kiva

Kiva launched in California in 2010. The brand makes chocolate edibles and mints. Kiva sells in 8 states, including California, Illinois, and Nevada. The company uses Fair Trade chocolate. Kiva Confections is the parent company. Kiva ranks in the top 3 edible brands in California.

Curaleaf

Curaleaf is a multi-state operator. The company started in 2010. Curaleaf sells flower, vapes, and edibles under brands like Select and Grassroots. Curaleaf operates 150 dispensaries in 15 states. The company trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Curaleaf reports $1.3 billion in annual revenue.

Trulieve

Trulieve started in Florida in 2015. The company operates 180 dispensaries in 10 states. Trulieve sells flower, vapes, and edibles. The brand holds a large share of the Florida medical market. Trulieve trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange. The company reports $1.2 billion in annual revenue.

Green Thumb Industries

Green Thumb Industries started in 2014. The company sells under brands Rythm, Dogwalkers, and Incredibles. Green Thumb operates 90 dispensaries in 14 states. The company trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange. Green Thumb reports $1.1 billion in annual revenue.

Cresco Labs

Cresco Labs started in 2013. The company sells under brands Cresco, High Supply, and Floracal. Cresco operates 70 dispensaries in 10 states. The company trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange. Cresco reports $800 million in annual revenue.

How We Picked

We used four factors: sales data, state coverage, product reviews, and brand recognition. Sales data came from BDSA and Headset. Reviews came from Leafly and Weedmaps. State coverage came from company filings. Brand recognition came from media mentions and store placement.

Summary

Cookies is the top pick for 2025. STIIIZY leads in vapes. Raw Garden leads in live resin. Wyld leads in edibles. Kiva leads in chocolate. Curaleaf, Trulieve, Green Thumb, and Cresco lead in multi-state sales. Buyers should check local dispensary menus for availability.