Float House's bid for an on-site taproom at its Windsor, Connecticut hemp-derived THC brewery went before the town Planning and Zoning Commission September 9, with no decision yet reported.
NORTHEAST, September 11, 2026: The Windsor, Connecticut Planning and Zoning Commission held its scheduled public hearing September 9 on a special-use application from Float House, a hemp-derived THC beverage brewer seeking to add an on-site taproom to its facility, according to Patch. No decision from the commission had been publicly reported as of this report.
Float House operates from a 6,000-square-foot space at 570 Hayden Station Road, where it produces THC-infused, non-alcoholic beers. Approval of the taproom would let the company pour its products on-site and sell directly to customers rather than only through retail partners. The application was filed with the town in early August.
Elsewhere in the region, state-level postures were unchanged this week. New Jersey's caps on hemp THC beverages sold through liquor and cannabis licensees remain in force ahead of the state's November 13 cutover to cannabis-retail-only sales, New Hampshire's 0.4mg-per-container cap remains on track to take effect January 1, 2027, and Pennsylvania's Senate Bill 49 remains stalled without a new floor vote since a June reconsideration motion kept it alive. No industry news specific to the region surfaced this week.
The Windsor commission's ruling on Float House's application is the region's most concrete item to watch heading into next week.
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