Kings & Queens at ReLeaf — Vireo's Maryland-made resin concentrates: badder, budder, sugar, sauce and diamonds priced below market average.
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Kings & Queens is a concentrates brand with a genuine ReLeaf connection: when Vireo's parent company launched it statewide in October 2021, one of the two launch parties was held right here at ReLeaf in Baltimore. The brand's whole positioning — "Tonight we are royalty" — is premium-styled resin priced deliberately about 20% below the Maryland market average.
The concentrates are made from Maryland-grown flower processed by Vireo Health's in-state operations, the same company behind the 1937 brand.
Key Highlights:
Maryland-made. Live and cured resin processed in-state from Maryland-grown flower.
Full format run. Badder, budder, sugar and sauce at launch, with diamonds added shortly after.
Accessible pricing. Positioned roughly 20% below the state's average concentrate pricing.
Shop the current Kings & Queens selection on the live ReLeaf menu.
Goodness Growth Holdings — the physician-led parent of Vireo Health, since renamed — launched Kings & Queens in October 2021 after a soft launch that moved 330 one-gram units in a single day. Maryland was the launch market, with a target of roughly 7,000 units a month to dispensaries statewide, and the October 15, 2021 launch events included one at ReLeaf in Baltimore. The lifestyle pitch — royalty for a night — came with a practical hook: premium-style resin without premium-tier pricing.
Kings & Queens live and cured resin in badder, budder, sugar, sauce and diamond formats, rotating by processing run. For the premium end of the dab case, compare MPX; for other value formats, Black Label.
Browse the Kings & Queens brand page on the live ReLeaf menu, and check the daily deals page for concentrate specials.
Yes. ReLeaf stocks Kings & Queens live and cured resin across badder, budder, sugar, sauce and diamond formats, rotating by processing run. The live Kings & Queens menu shows which formats and strains are in the dab case today.
Live resin is extracted from fresh-frozen plants, so more of the original terpene profile survives into the jar; cured resin starts from dried flower and typically costs less for the same format. Kings & Queens runs both, which is part of how it keeps prices down. The live resin vs. live rosin guide goes deeper on the extraction differences.
Kings & Queens was launched in October 2021 by Goodness Growth Holdings — the physician-founded parent of Vireo Health, since renamed — with Maryland as the launch market. The concentrates are processed in-state from Maryland-grown flower by Vireo's local operations. The brand's page on Vireo's site is at vireohealth.com.
Deliberate positioning: the brand launched at roughly 20% below Maryland's average concentrate pricing while keeping the premium-style formats — the "royalty for a night" pitch is about the experience, not the price tag. It also has genuine ReLeaf history: one of the two statewide launch parties on October 15, 2021 was held at ReLeaf in Baltimore. Vireo's other Maryland line, 1937, plays a similar value game in flower and vapes.
Concentrate specials cycle often, and a discount on an already below-market brand makes Kings & Queens one of the cheapest routes into dabbing. Check the daily deals page for today's concentrate pricing.
