Market Profile
Buying rosin in Vermont: what it costs and who's on the shelf
A friendly, numbers-backed look at the Vermont rosin scene — pulled from 34,201 real menu listings at 59 dispensaries over the last 45 days.
Short version: Vermont is one of the pricier markets, with a typical gram around $50 (the national norm is about $42). Over the last few weeks prices here have been easing down (about -0.6% a week). Shopping tip: prices for the same brand vary a lot store to store — we saw Rhize run $49–$71/g across 9 shops, so it pays to compare menus. You can pull up the live, store-by-store prices any time at mrrosin.com/vermont.
Who's actually on the shelf
These are the brands showing up in the most Vermont dispensaries right now — a decent map of who's easy to find locally.
| Rhize | 9 stores | |
| Bern Legacy | 8 stores | |
| Stone Leaf | 6 stores | |
| PermaGanix | 6 stores | |
| Great Hill Growers | 6 stores | |
| Sugar House | 5 stores | |
| Haven | 5 stores | |
| Pinnacle Valley Farms | 5 stores | |
| Punch | 4 stores | |
| Sugar House Solventless | 4 stores |
Jars, vapes, or gummies?
Vermont is split down the middle between jars and vape/edible formats. About 84% of the dab-able jars here are labeled live rosin (pressed from fresh-frozen flower — usually the loud, flavorful stuff). The shelf isn't static, either: about 0 brands showed up and 4 disappeared in just the last 45 days.
Price trend, last 45 days
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