Some mountain ranges are remembered for their height. Others are remembered for the color they wear.
Across the interior West, mountains rise out of country shaped by heat, wind, water and time.
Red cliffs catch the evening light. Wildflowers find moisture in narrow canyons and high meadows. Sage and desert shrubs cover the lower country while cooler forests gather farther upslope.
The landscape changes quickly out here. A trail can leave dry canyon country in the morning and reach cool mountain air before the day is over.
Ruby Mountain belongs to that country.
Its name looks toward Nevada’s Ruby Mountains, but the blend reaches farther—across the red-rock canyons, high basins and rugged ranges of the American West.
Tasting profile: Tart, smooth, and fruit-forward. Rooibos gives the cup a soft, rounded base while hibiscus brings deep berry-like tartness, orange peel lifts the finish, and safflower adds a quiet floral edge.