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Winona MN Dispensary Guide

Winona is a Mississippi River city in southeastern Minnesota with no licensed dispensary within city limits. The nearest open dispensaries are in La Crescent, 30 miles southeast via Highway 61: La Canna at 1570 US-14 and Do Be Kind at 215 S Chestnut St.

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Winona
County
26,693
Population
21+
Age Required

Licensed Dispensaries in Winona, MN

Cheeky Winona
850 Menard Road, Winona, MN
4.9(136) (507) 615-0017 Website
Recreational
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Sugarleaf
72 E 3rd Street, Winona, MN
4.6(31) (952) 270-9588
Recreational
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Tranquil Gardens Dispensary
79 W 3rd Street, Unit# 79, Winona, MN
4.8(14) (507) 458-6716 Website
Recreational
Medical
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American Made Cannabis
162 E 3rd Street, Winona, MN
5.0(4) (507) 730-2577 Website
Recreational
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Winona Dispensary
173 E 2nd Street, Winona, MN
5.0(1) (507) 458-0585 Website
Recreational
Medical
Details & Menu
Black Bear Dispensary
104 E 4th Street, Winona, MN
5.0(1) 507-474-0097 Website
Recreational
Medical
Details & Menu

Cannabis in Winona MN - Local Guide

Winona's position on the Mississippi River bluffs creates a distinctive market serving both year-round residents and the Winona State University community (6,000+ students). Winona has no dispensary within city limits, but La Crescent - just 30 miles southeast via Highway 61 - now has two open dispensaries: La Canna at 1570 US-14 (507-888-0420, lacanna.co) and Do Be Kind at 215 S Chestnut St (507-895-0420, dobekind.com). Both are open to adults 21+ with no medical card required.

For many Winona residents and WSU students, La Crescent is now the practical answer for cannabis access. The 30-mile drive via Hwy 61 along the Mississippi bluffs takes about 35 minutes. Green Goods Rochester at 3456 East Circle Dr NE remains an option about 70 miles northwest via U.S. Highway 14 for those heading in that direction.

Winona State University students and faculty (21+) can legally purchase cannabis in La Crescent but must note that consumption is prohibited on campus and in most university-affiliated housing. Transporting cannabis across the Mississippi into Wisconsin is a federal crime regardless of what you purchase legally in Minnesota.

Cannabis Laws in Winona MN

Winona follows Minnesota state cannabis law (Chapter 342). Adults 21 and older may purchase and possess recreational cannabis: up to 2 ounces of flower in public and 2 pounds at home, with per-transaction limits of 2 ounces of flower, 8 grams of concentrate, or 800mg of THC in edibles. Public consumption is prohibited. See the full Minnesota cannabis laws guide for details.

Home Cultivation

Minnesota allows adults 21+ to grow up to 8 cannabis plants at home (max 4 mature/flowering) in an enclosed, locked space not visible from public view. See the MN home grow guide.

Medical Cannabis

Registered Minnesota medical patients are exempt from the 15% cannabis excise tax and 6.875% sales tax — roughly 22% savings. See the MN medical card guide.

Frequently Asked Questions - Winona MN

Winona Quick Facts

CityWinona, MN
CountyWinona
Population26,693
Dispensaries in city6
Legal sinceAugust 2023
Min. age21+
Medical savings~22%

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