Alchemy Pure

Alchemy Pure's farm sits on seven acres in Millerton, New York, in the Hudson Valley.

The land was previously an organic produce farm for decades, and before that a small dairy, meaning the soil had a multi-decade agricultural history before the first cannabis plant went into it.

The farm is one half of a two-property partnership. Its neighbor, Herondale Farm, is a mixed livestock operation whose manure feeds the soil program described in the terroir section below.

Regan and Peele were neighbors in Millerton for fifteen years before becoming cannabis business partners. Both became licensed hemp growers in 2018, years ahead of New York's adult-use market opening.

Regan began farming organically in 1998, starting Sky Farm as a lettuce operation. Peele purchased a run-down dairy farm in 2003 and converted it into Herondale Farm, which now raises grass-fed beef and lamb and pasture-raised pork and chicken.

Regan has been candid about one supply-chain limitation behind the farm's genetics. As he put it, "You can't have top-shelf flower without top-shelf genetics."

Alchemy Pure's own site describes real soil as a complex living thing, teeming with fungi, bacteria, and microorganisms that make minerals and nutrients available to plants, and it enriches that soil in part with organic compost.

The farm grows outdoors under real sun rather than artificial grow lighting, a choice the brand says produces higher terpene, cannabinoid, and flavonoid content than indoor lighting.

Pest management is non-chemical. The farm has a dedicated in-house Integrated Pest Management role, and its own materials describe practices that include releasing beneficial insects.

Alchemy Pure's homepage describes solventless extraction as its artisanal method for making cannabis concentrates, naming hash and live rosin as the resulting products.

That processing work is directed on site by a staff member with the title Director of Solventless Craft and Post-Harvest Processing, one of several named specialist roles at the farm.

No third-party lab partner or Certificate of Analysis program is published on Alchemy Pure's own site, so lab or potency questions are best confirmed on Leafology's live menu or in store.

Cured flower on Alchemy Pure's own site is described as hand-trimmed and sun grown.

A trade press feature on the farm describes one specific release, King Kong, as a kief-infused pre-roll, and names Trainwreck as a notable genetic lineage the farm has grown.

Alchemy Pure's own website does not list a pre-roll catalog with strain names or package sizes, so shoppers should check Leafology's live menu for what is currently in stock rather than relying on outside listings.

Alchemy Pure's homepage states the brand is currently operating under a conditional license in New York's Hudson Valley, which New York classifies as a conditional cultivation pathway rather than a full adult-use cultivator license.

Alchemy Pure has not published a specific license number on its own site. New York's public conditional cultivator licensee list contains entries whose contact emails closely resemble names associated with the farm's founders, but neither that state list nor Alchemy Pure's own materials directly names the consumer brand Alchemy Pure against a specific license number, so no license number is stated here.

Alchemy Pure is a Hudson Valley farm brand and is not affiliated with any similarly named Manhattan dispensary chain. Shoppers searching for licensing or storefront information should confirm they have the correct company before acting on it.