From the Landscape

Missouri River Grey

Bright, brisk and aromatic. A black tea built with whole citrus, lemon verbena, cornflower and bee balm—our distinctly North American take on a classic Grey.

Naturally caffeinatedWhole ingredientsBright · brisk · aromatic
Loose-leaf Missouri River Grey tea blend
Whole IngredientsMissouri River Grey · Loose Leaf
The Story

A Grey built from this continent.

The Missouri begins by coming together.

In Montana, three rivers meet and leave as something larger. From there the Missouri keeps gathering—tributaries, prairie, cottonwood bottoms, weather, people and distance—until it reaches the Mississippi.

Missouri River Grey follows that same idea, but the destination is the cup.

Black tea gives it structure. Lemon and orange peel bring brightness. Lemon verbena adds lift. Cornflower softens the edges. Then bee balm leaf and flower give the blend its own aromatic signature from a plant rooted in North America.

For Juniper Farms, the river is personal too: the Missouri runs through Dakota country and through the owner's own Dakota story.

It is not an imitation of somewhere else. It is a Grey shaped by the plants, landscapes and perspective we know here.

Bright, brisk and layered. Black tea leads, whole citrus lifts, lemon verbena stays clean and herbal, and bee balm leaves a vivid aromatic finish.

Inside the Blend

Whole ingredients. Nothing hiding.

Ingredients: black tea, lemon peel, orange peel, lemon verbena, cornflower, bee balm flower, bee balm leaf.

No added flavors, just whole ingredients.

Naturally caffeinated.

Built for the Trail

One river. A continent of country.

The Missouri changes constantly on its way downstream.

Mountain water becomes a broad prairie river. Bluffs rise and fall. Cottonwoods gather along the banks. The channel bends, widens, narrows, carries silt, catches light, and keeps moving.

Missouri River Grey belongs to that whole distance—not one overlook or one season. It is bright enough for the road, structured enough for camp, and layered enough to keep finding something new in the cup.

Field Notes · MRV

Stories from the landscape.

Missouri River Grey Archive
Field Note · MRV01

More Than a Line on a Map

A river can divide a modern map while connecting nearly everything around it.

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Field Note · MRV02

Wild Bergamot

One of North America’s most aromatic plants carries a familiar name and a character entirely its own.

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Field Note · MRV03

A River Made of Rivers

The Missouri begins by coming together—and reaches another confluence after gathering a continent of country.

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