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Where to Buy
Everest (AZ) is stocked at 13 licensed dispensaries across Michigan and Arizona, 11 of them in Michigan, with the deepest coverage in New Buffalo, Center Line, Detroit, Hazel Park, and Mt Clemens. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
Everest (AZ) concentrated 59.54% of July 2026 sales in Flower with year-over-year growth of 216.87% but a month-over-month decline of 11.35%, while Pre-Roll held 27.12% share with 277.50% YoY and 11.55% MoM growth, and Concentrates reached 13.33% share with 5,304.20% YoY and 43.01% MoM growth. Average price fell 31.95% YoY to $42.09 even as total brand sales rose 281.34% YoY, indicating volume-led gains; within that, higher-priced Concentrates at an average of 67.61 outpaced Flower’s 62.12 and Pre-Roll’s 22.23, implying a mix-shift tailwind from premium formats despite Flower’s MoM softness. The pattern implies Everest (AZ) is pivoting from a Flower-heavy base toward faster-growing Pre-Roll and Concentrates, with July 2026 momentum concentrated in higher-growth sub-segments rather than uniform category expansion.
Concentrates’ 43.01% MoM and 5,304.20% YoY against a 11.35% MoM decline in Flower and 11.55% MoM growth in Pre-Roll suggests portfolio balance is moving toward higher-margin formats even as the brand holds a 59.54% Flower anchor. The combination of a 31.95% YoY price decline and a 281.34% YoY sales increase signals a strategy prioritizing velocity and trial, which, coupled with a 27.12% Pre-Roll share and 13.33% Concentrates share, positions Everest (AZ) to trade consumers up from Pre-Roll into Concentrates while stabilizing Flower; the thesis is that July 2026 mix shifts set up near-term share capture in value-led entry points with an upsell path into premium extracts.
Competitive Landscape
Everest (AZ) sits at rank #24 in AB Flower in July 2026, up 30 places year over year from #54 but only 13 places quarter over quarter from #37, while its peak at #18 in February 2026 signals mid-year slippage; in contrast, Back Forty / Back 40 Cannabis held at #1 after rising from #2 year over year with +11.99% sales growth, and Spinach advanced from #7 to #2 on +55.62% YoY sales, indicating leaders are consolidating faster than Everest’s climb. With Pure Sunfarms sliding in YoY sales by -6.12% while staying at #4 and Good Supply dropping from #1 to #5 alongside -43.84% YoY sales, the competitive deck is shuffling; Everest’s move from #54 to #24 but retreat from its February 2026 peak at #18 implies momentum has cooled and future gains will require recapturing share against rivals that are either accelerating up the ranks or stabilizing at the top.
Notable Products
Ego Checker Pre-Roll 3-Pack (3g) posted the standout move in July 2026 with +133% MoM to rank 1, while Grape Gas (3.5g) slid -20% to rank 4, indicating a sharp tilt toward ready-to-smoke formats over small-pack flower. Iced Peach Pre-Roll (1g) rose +75% to rank 2 as Ego Checker (3.5g) fell -12% to rank 3, and four of the top ten are Flower SKUs versus three Pre-Rolls, yet the gains are concentrated in Pre-Roll ranks. With Ego Checker Pre-Roll (1g) dropping -28% at rank 5 and Dante's Inferno #8 Pre-Roll 10-Pack (5g) down -25% at rank 7, the momentum sits in specific value or flavor-led Pre-Roll entries rather than the entire segment. The pattern implies Everest (AZ) is pivoting consumer spend from eighths toward curated Pre-Roll multipacks, concentrating demand in a few hero Pre-Roll SKUs while legacy flower formats diversify but contract.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.
