Subject: Partnership Inquiry: Oxygenated Cannabinoid Foam Lounge Concept Powered by SōRSE Emulsions
Alexander, my honest assessment is that this is a promising partnership inquiry, and I would approach SōRSE as a potential technology and formulation partner, rather than simply as a supplier of cannabinoid ingredients.
The strongest part of your proposal is the combination of three ideas: a premium non-alcoholic social experience, water-soluble cannabinoid emulsions, and oxygenated foam served as part of a distinctive sensory ritual. The proposed Israeli R&D phase is also a sensible way to begin without asking the company to commit to a full-scale venture.
There are, however, several points I would strengthen before sending the letter.
1. My feedback on the proposal
The concept is distinctive
SōRSE's emulsion technology could be relevant to developing consistent, water-dispersible cannabinoid beverages. The oxygenated foam and aroma delivery system provide an experiential element beyond a conventional infused drink.
Lead with a technical feasibility study
Ask whether SōRSE can evaluate the proposed foam matrix, emulsion stability, flavor compatibility, cannabinoid uniformity, and dispensing method. That gives the company a concrete technical question it can route to its R&D team.
Be careful with the oxygen and wellness claims
Present oxygenated foam and terpene aroma as proposed product features, not as proven ways to improve cannabinoid effects, enhance absorption, or deliver health benefits. Those claims would need appropriate evidence and regulatory review.
Clarify the operating and regulatory model
Since the proposed lounge is in West Hollywood, the company may want to know whether you intend to operate a licensed cannabis venue, develop a product for a licensed operator, or initially pursue a non-cannabis prototype. The distinction affects feasibility, permitted testing, and commercialization.
One detail I would change immediately: avoid suggesting that Sativa Spark and Indica Calm necessarily produce specific effects. Treat those as working product names until the formulations and claims have been substantiated.
Also, the letter is signed by three partners but opens and closes with Michael's representation details and Alexander's contact details. A clearer lead contact and a consistent signature block will make the proposal look more professional.
2. Verified contact details for SōRSE Technology
I found contact information on the company's official website, including its address in Seattle. The company describes its business as providing emulsion technology and product-development support for infused beverages and other products.
POSTAL ADDRESS
SōRSE Technology
650 S Orcas Street, Suite 103
Seattle, WA 98108
United States
Published on the official company website.
Telephone
+1 206-210-5047
Listed on the official About Us page. Another official page lists +1 206-428-3795, so confirm which line is active.
My recommendation: send your inquiry to the email address first, then mail a signed paper copy to the Seattle address. You can also use the company's official website to make contact. The address is published by SōRSE itself, but I have not independently confirmed that it is still accepting physical correspondence there.
3. Recommended print-ready letter
I would send a slightly tighter version of your proposal. It keeps the originality of the oxygenated cannabinoid foam lounge, while making the initial request concrete enough for a technical or business-development team to evaluate.
Alexander Levites
33 Tzipori Street
Katzrin 1292129
Israel
Email: alevites1975@gmail.com
Phone: +972 55-246-1531
23 October 2026
SōRSE Technology
Attn: Business Development and Product Development Team
650 S Orcas Street, Suite 103
Seattle, WA 98108
United States
Subject: Partnership Inquiry — Oxygenated Cannabinoid Foam Lounge Concept Powered by SōRSE™ Emulsions
Dear SōRSE Technology Team,
My name is Alexander Levites. Together with my partners Michael Ivanov and Dmitry Sotnikov, I am exploring a potential collaboration with SōRSE Technology to develop a distinctive, premium beverage experience built around your water-soluble emulsion technology.
Our vision is to develop a multilingual, family-operated wellness and social lounge concept in West Hollywood, California, combining sophisticated non-alcoholic mixology with innovative beverage presentation and sensory experiences.
At the center of the concept is a modern oxygenated cannabinoid foam cocktail bar. Drawing inspiration from European oxygen-foam beverage traditions, we aim to explore whether SōRSE emulsions can be incorporated into carefully formulated beverage bases and aerated foams, creating a distinctive alternative to conventional infused beverages.
Our proposed development program includes:
Emulsion integration: Evaluating compatibility with beverage bases, foam systems, flavorings and selected functional ingredients.
Sensory design: Exploring complementary flavor profiles and controlled terpene aroma delivery as part of the serving experience.
Product concepts: Developing a portfolio of non-alcoholic formulations with distinct flavor profiles and clearly defined product specifications.
Technical validation: Assessing formulation stability, dosing uniformity, foam performance and practical dispensing requirements.
We believe this concept could offer an opportunity to explore a new experiential application for emulsion technology, combining beverage science, hospitality and distinctive presentation.
We propose beginning with a limited, phased feasibility study, involving remote technical consultation and preliminary formulation evaluation through our proposed R&D collaboration with POWER Food Technology in Israel. This initial phase would help establish technical feasibility, identify the relevant ingredients and equipment, and determine the requirements for subsequent prototype development.
Our team brings multilingual capabilities across Hebrew, English, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese and German, offering a useful foundation for engaging diverse communities in the greater Los Angeles area.
We would welcome an introductory discussion with your business-development or product-development team to determine whether this concept aligns with SōRSE's capabilities and partnership interests. In particular, we would appreciate guidance on suitable emulsion formats, technical evaluation procedures, minimum project requirements and potential collaboration models.
Thank you for considering our inquiry. We would be pleased to provide a more detailed concept brief and discuss possible next steps at your convenience.
Sincerely,
Alexander Levites
Project Initiator and Partnership Contact
Israel
On behalf of the project team:
Michael Ivanov — Project Management and Representation, Switzerland
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ivanov-30b73a210/
Dmitry Sotnikov
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmitry-sotnikov-44972861/
Alexander Levites
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-levites-28933384/
Proposed R&D collaboration: POWER Food Technology, Golan Heights, Israel
Website: https://powerfood.co.il/
4. Before you put it in the envelope
Print and sign
Print the letter on A4 paper, sign above your typed name, and keep a copy for your records.
Send the email first
Email the same letter or a PDF copy to info@sorsetech.com with the subject line shown above. Ask them to direct it to business development or product development.
Mail the physical copy
Use the Seattle postal address above. International registered mail or a tracked courier is preferable if you want proof of delivery.
One strategic consideration
Before investing in prototypes or equipment, establish whether SōRSE is willing to support the specific foam application and whether the proposed Israeli R&D arrangement can legally and practically handle any cannabinoid-containing samples. Your initial inquiry can explore these questions without committing the team to a costly development program.
My final view: the idea is worth presenting, but the first objective should be to secure a technical conversation, not to sell the entire lounge vision in one letter. If SōRSE sees a credible formulation challenge and a practical path to testing it, you will have a stronger basis for discussing a commercial partnership.
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