Dixie at ReLeaf — one of the original edibles brands, pouring elixirs since 2010, made in Maryland under exclusive license by Curio Wellness.
Dixie is one of the original names in legal edibles — launched in Denver in 2010, when a professionally dosed THC beverage was a radical idea. The brand built its reputation on infused elixirs and a "triple lab tested" consistency pitch, then expanded into gummies, chocolates, mints and tablets.
In Maryland, Dixie products are made under an exclusive license by Towson's Curio Wellness — the same partner that produces sister brand Mary's Medicinals in-state — and distributed to licensed dispensaries statewide.
Key Highlights:
Edibles pioneer. Making dosed THC products since 2010.
Beyond gummies. Elixir beverages, chocolates, mints and tablets alongside the gummy staples.
Curio-made in MD. Exclusive in-state production through Curio Wellness.
Shop the current Dixie selection on the live ReLeaf menu.
Dixie Elixirs & Edibles launched in Denver in 2010 and became one of the defining brands of Colorado's early legal market. Corporate ownership has evolved — Dixie Brands merged with BR Brands to form BellRock Brands in 2020, and KEY Investment Partners acquired the BellRock portfolio in January 2026 — but the products and the Maryland arrangement have stayed consistent: Curio Wellness produces Dixie in-state under an exclusive licensing agreement dating to 2021.
Dixie gummies and rotating picks from the wider edibles range. In the ReLeaf edibles case it's the heritage-brand option alongside Wana and incredibles; for infused drinks specifically, Keef owns the cooler.
Browse the Dixie brand page on the live ReLeaf menu, and check the daily deals page for edibles specials.
Yes. ReLeaf stocks Dixie gummies plus rotating picks from the wider edibles range — mints, chocolates, and tablets appear as Maryland production allows. The live Dixie menu shows current flavors and formats.
In Maryland's adult-use market, Dixie gummies follow the state cap: 10mg THC per serving and 100mg per package, with exact numbers on every label; medical-patient formats can run higher. The Baltimore edibles guide covers how to dose if you're new to edibles.
Dixie launched in Denver in 2010 as Dixie Elixirs & Edibles, one of the defining edibles brands of Colorado's early legal market. Ownership has evolved — KEY Investment Partners acquired parent BellRock Brands' portfolio in January 2026 — but the product line has stayed consistent.
Curio Wellness, the family-owned Baltimore County company, makes Dixie in-state under an exclusive license dating to 2021 — the same producer behind sister brand Mary's Medicinals locally. The Curio Wellness page covers the producer's own lineup.
Dixie is the heritage pick — pouring dosed THC products since 2010 — alongside Wana's format range and incredibles' chocolate-first lineup. For infused drinks specifically, Keef owns the cooler at ReLeaf.
