Coming Soon: Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary has gained approval from the Boston Cannabis Board to sell adult-use (recreational) cannabis at 1937 Beacon St. They continue to work with local and state authorities to prepare for a 2022 opening.

Soon, the area of Brighton between Fisher Hill and St. Elisabeth’s could be home to one of Massachusetts’ most cutting-edge cannabis brands. Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary is in the process of securing approval from local and state entities to sell cannabis across the street from the MBTA’s Green Line Cleveland Circle stop at their 1937 Beacon St. retail store (formerly Mary Ann’s Bar, next to CVS).

The location alone of Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary is sure to position it as one of the most convenient businesses of its kind in Boston and the Metro area. Proximity to the MBTA’s Green Line stop at Cleveland Circle will allow consumers to go green by taking public transit. Patrons travelling by car can use major roads like Rt 30 and Rt 9 as well.

While little is currently known about the menu at Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary, we expect it to closely resemble that of their already open Gloucester location. There, you can choose from over half a dozen self-produced strains of flower in 1 gram and 8th ounce packages. Single and multi-packs of pre-rolled joints are also offered. Vaporizer cartridges and PAX Pods prefilled with potent distillate oil are well stocked in a variety of terpene profiles and potencies. Raw concentrates include classic bubble hash, live rosin, rosin butter and even solventless THCA. Classic edibles like infused chocolate and gummies are available as well.

The cannabis strains at Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston Dispensary will be tested in their genomic mapping research lab in Newburyport, Massachusetts. This facility is the first of its kind in the world and will allow scientists to identify genetic markers and chemotype traits as well as certify the DNA of individual cannabis strains — allowing them to control cannabinoid and terpene levels with unrivaled precision. This level of research and development is unprecedented in the Massachusetts cannabis community and anywhere else – both domestically and internationally.

Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary also produces some of cleanest concentrates products on the market. They use a solvent-less single source CO2 extraction process that produces oil with zero ppm solvents, mold, mildew and pesticides. Automated water extraction and mechanical rosin pressers are also used to produce a wider range of flavors, applications and burning consistencies.

For more information about Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary, check  back here regularly. You can also visit their website.

Before You Go

Dispensary Genie strives to provide our readers with the most up to date cannabis dispensary information. Because all dispensaries operate differently, we urge you to please call ahead for daily product availability and customer eligibility before planning a trip.

Because Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary is still in preliminary stages, the public cannot directly contact them at this time.

Happy Valley of Brighton’s Boston dispensary is located in Suffolk County and proudly serves the communities of Oak Square, Allston, Aberdeen, Brighton, St. Elisabeth’s, Boston College, Fisher Hill, Watertown, Newton and more.

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1937 Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135

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