In a category that often leans loud or overly clinical, Field Trip is taking a different approach—one rooted in intention, restraint, and experience. Founded in 2025 and based between Los Angeles and New York City, the brand is redefining what it means to unwind, socialize, and connect through a modern cannabis ritual.
At its core, Field Trip is a lightly dosed THC spirit designed to complement the moment. Citrus-forward with subtle botanical notes, the drink offers a refreshing alternative to traditional alcohol—one that enhances rather than overwhelms. Whether mixed into a cocktail or enjoyed simply over ice, it invites a more mindful way to sip.
The team behind Field Trip brings together a range of creative disciplines—from art direction and product development to photography, video, and digital design. That collaborative foundation is reflected in every detail of the brand.
Their philosophy is simple: do less, but do it well.
Rather than relying on loud graphics or overcomplicated visuals, Field Trip embraces a quiet confidence. The shape of the bottle, its weight, and how it sits on a table all play a role in the experience. The result is packaging that feels considered and elevated—allowing the product itself to take center stage without unnecessary distraction.
As the team puts it, restraint is a form of respect. By stripping away the excess, what remains feels honest, refined, and intentional.
When it came to packaging, the goal was to create something that felt just as thoughtful as the product inside. Moving away from traditional boxes, the team chose a streamlined paper tube format—one that offers both function and form.
The cylindrical design not only protects the glass bottle but also transforms the product into something giftable and transportable. It’s the kind of packaging that doesn’t get discarded; instead, it’s repurposed, reused, and remembered. 
Inside a standard shipping box, the tube becomes an unexpected moment of discovery—clean, classic, and quietly distinctive. It mirrors the brand’s overall aesthetic: minimal, but never boring.
Like many in the cannabis space, Field Trip operates within an evolving landscape. Regulations shift quickly, requiring adaptability and forward-thinking innovation. The team continues to experiment and develop new offerings, ensuring they stay ahead while maintaining the integrity of their core vision.
But even with those challenges, the mission remains clear: create a product that enhances everyday experiences in a meaningful way.
Field Trip isn’t just building a beverage—it’s shaping a new kind of ritual. One that fits seamlessly into social settings, creative moments, and quiet nights alike.
As they expand into new formats and markets, the focus stays the same: versatility, intention, and a better way to unwind.
Behind every great packaging project is collaboration, and Field Trip’s experience reflects that.
Working closely with the team at The Paper Tube Co., the brand found more than just a vendor—they found a partner. With a shared commitment to quality, flexibility, and thoughtful execution, the result is packaging that not only protects the product but elevates it.
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