Highbrow’s Manchester location at 767 Western Ave sits on Route 202 between Augusta and Winthrop — a convenient stop for Kennebec County drivers moving between Maine’s capital city and the lakes region who want a dispensary experience that doesn’t look or feel like anything they’ve encountered before. Highbrow built its brand on a specific aesthetic vision from the start: when Read more...
Maine’s Alternative Caring (MAC) at 771 Roosevelt Trail has been a fixture on Windham’s Route 302 corridor since its founding in 2018 — a locally owned LLC under CEO Donald Johnson and CFO Travis Connolly that has built one of the Sebago Lakes region’s most loyal customer bases, reflected in a 4.7-star Google rating across nearly 400 reviews. Route 302 Read more...
Paul’s Boutique at 8 Crimson Drive, Suite #3 is one of Maine’s most decorated independent dispensaries — a fully vertically integrated operation founded in 2014 by a husband-and-wife team whose 25-plus years of cannabis cultivation experience is embedded in every product on the floor. The store sits on Route 302 at Crimson Drive in North Windham, one of the region’s Read more...
Cannabis Cured occupies a uniquely practical position in the Bangor cannabis market — a dual-storefront operation at 49 Bangor Mall Blvd with recreational (49A) and medical (49B) dispensaries side by side, about ten minutes from Bangor International Airport and just off I-95 Exit 186 near Stillwater Avenue. The location sits in the Bangor Mall corridor between Goodwill and Best Buy, Read more...
Wildwood Cannabis at 601 Hammond St operates as a medical marijuana caregiver dispensary rooted squarely in the Bangor community — growing most of its products in its own garden and formulating them in its own lab, making it one of the more genuinely vertically integrated caregiver operations in eastern Maine. The mission statement is plainly stated and consistently backed up Read more...
HighNorth Mystique of Maine’s Brewer location at 221 Dirigo Drive sits just off I-395 near Parkway South, positioned directly across the Penobscot River from downtown Bangor — making it the most accessible eastern Maine HighNorth location for Bangor commuters, Brewer residents, and visitors heading through Penobscot County on the way toward the coast or the interior. The store traces back Read more...
