The Sonoma Hills Map: Every Dispensary Stocking California's Newest Cannabis Cup Gold Medalist

Sonoma Hills Farm just added a line to its trophy case: a gold medal at the 2026 California Cannabis Awards for a Spicy Arugula gummy it co-developed with chef Chris Cosentino, the Top Chef Masters winner behind Cockscomb and Rossoblu. Medals were announced in late June, ahead of the competition's ten Golden Bear "Best of California" trophies, awarded July 18 at the California Cannabis Experience. We pulled live stock data to see where the win actually shows up on shelves.

The farm behind it is a 60-acre operation in the Petaluma Gap appellation of Sonoma Valley, run by Aaron Keefer, formerly the culinary gardener for the Thomas Keller Group and The French Laundry — a background that shows up directly in the chef collaborations the brand keeps winning medals for. Sonoma Hills Farm holds Sun+Earth Certified status and was the first cannabis operation to earn CCOF's OCal organic certification. This isn't its first trip to the podium: two silvers at the 2023 State Fair, another silver in 2024 for Chemberry CBD, and a full Golden Bear in 2025 for the Pink Jesus Hash Hole, a cold-cure-rosin-stuffed pre-roll built on a lavender-and-raspberry sativa cut Keefer grew out himself.

As of today, Sonoma Hills Farm is confirmed in stock at 68 California dispensaries — the only state we track it in. Sonoma County, the farm's own backyard, leads with 9 of those shops, followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles County clusters. Pink Jesus, the strain that put the farm on the map, is still one of its widest-stocked items at 21 locations; Cherry Cheesecake, Yes Chef, Pineapple Kush, Gush Mints, Double Rainbow, and Grandi Guava round out the rest of what's actually moving — several of those are established genetics with their own strain pages here on Crushed, not exclusive to this farm. The award-winning Spicy Arugula line (sold as a 1:1 CBD:CBG:THC pre-roll as well as the Cosentino gummy) is confirmed at multiple stores under its various listing names, though it's a Sonoma Hills Farm house blend rather than a named strain.

The map below is a live snapshot, not a historical record — stock turns over daily, and a pin that's green today can sell through by next week. This is Reports' first installment tied to an awards story rather than a viral strain or brand breakout; future installments will keep tracking whatever's actually moving on dispensary shelves, backed by the same retailer-level data.