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Sonoma Hills Farm and Big Pete’s Unveil Limited-Edition Pink Jesus Cannabutter for the 2025 Holiday Season

Nov 24, 2025
3 min read

Updated: Oct 2

Sonoma and Santa Cruz Counties, CA — November 24, 2025 — Sonoma Hills Farm, known for its sun-grown craft cannabis, and Big Pete’s Treats, California’s beloved cannabis-infused edible brand, are proud to announce the re-release of their collaborative Pink Jesus Cannabutter, created just in time to elevate holiday cooking traditions across the state.

This special-edition product blends Sonoma Hills Farm’s celebrated Pink Jesus cultivar with Big Pete’s famously consistent cannabutter, delivering a sativa-dominant, uplifting infusion designed to bring a little holiday magic to every meal.


Customers will receive a free holiday cookbook and infused-cooking teaspoon with purchase, offering festive recipes and inspiration for incorporating the cannabutter into seasonal dishes, while supplies last.


“Our Pink Jesus flower has always inspired joy, creativity, and connection,” said Mike Harden, CEO of Sonoma Hills Farm. “Collaborating with Big Pete’s allows us to bring those qualities straight into the kitchen, just in time for gatherings with family and friends.”

Big Pete’s Treats echoed the excitement.


“Pink Jesus Cannabutter brings together the best of both worlds - world-class, sun-grown flower and our signature cannabutter known for consistency in every batch. This collaboration lets people elevate their favorite holiday dishes with something truly special.” said Anthony Gonzales, Sales & Marketing Director, Big Pete’s Treats


The Pink Jesus Cannabutter is now being sold at select licensed dispensaries across California beginning. For more information, visit BigPetesTreats.com or follow both brands on social media.


Elevate your culinary creations with our Limited Edition Pink Jesus Cannabutter, a premium collaboration between Big Pete’s Treats and Sonoma Hill Farms. Crafted from the finest sativa-dominant flower, this unique cannabutter is designed to infuse your favorite dishes with a smooth, uplifting experience. Whether you're baking, cooking, or experimenting in the kitchen, Pink Jesus Cannabutter adds a special touch that turns any meal into an unforgettable event. Available in limited quantities, so don’t miss out on this exclusive blend. Perfect for both seasoned cooks and those new to cannabis-infused cuisine. Get yours before it’s gone!


Purple ad for Sonoma Hills Farm Pink Jesus cannabutter, with cannabis flower, product jar, and text promoting a free holiday cookbook and teaspoon

Pink Jesus Cannabutter Available Now at the following retailers (11/25/25)

  • A Therapeutic Alternative

  • Big Sur Cannabotanicals

  • CBCB - Cannabis Buyers Club of Berkeley

  • High Seas Retail

  • Lytt

  • Marin Gardens - Medicinal

  • Mercy Wellness - Cotati

  • Mercy Wellness - Santa Rosa

  • Moe Greens

  • North Beach Pipeline

  • Off the Charts - Monterey

  • Sessions by the Bay

  • Solful - Healdsburg

  • Solful - Sebastopol

  • Solful - SF

  • Sunset Pipeline

  • The Grove La Mesa, Inc. - Medicinal

  • Wheelhouse - Port Hueneme

  • WonderBrett


About Big Pete’s Treats:

Big Pete's Treats is a family-owned business with Santa Cruz soul, dedicated to crafting delicious and effective cannabis treats. With their signature cannabutter-infused cookies, they have established themselves as California's #1 selling baked goods brand, winning the trust and loyalty of cannabis consumers everywhere. Learn more and find their products in over 400+ retailers at www.bigpetestreats.com and follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn.


About Sonoma Hills Farm:

Sonoma Hills Farm is a premium craft cannabis farm and organic culinary garden nestled on 60-acres in Sonoma Valley’s Petaluma Gap appellation, one of the nation’s premier wine terroirs. In addition to Sun+Earth certification, the farm’s cannabis was the first to be recognized as “organic comparable,” as designated by CCOF’s OCal program, which certifies consistency with the uniform standards of the National Organic Program. With cultivation led by Aaron Keefer, the former culinary gardener for the Thomas Keller Group & The French Laundry, the farm collaborates with Michelin-starred chefs to cultivate the highest expression of sun-grown cannabis, hemp, and vegetables. The farm bridges Sonoma county’s rich agricultural history with a farm-to-table cannabis lifestyle, curating an experience for the sophisticated and passionate flower consumer.

 
 
 

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Oct 29

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