Where Do Your Empties Go?

It’s a good question. While in our minds they might just disappear as soon as they hit the blue bin, there’s an entire system in place that supports a sustainable planet.

5 Otherwordly (but still Earthbound) Spots To Drink Ruby Hibiscus Water

We scoured the earth for locations that we would most like to drink a Ruby Hibiscus Water. After careful consideration and thousands of nominations, here are our five favorites...

Hedi Stanton For .FUN

Presenting new ways of peering into the Rubyverse, through a series of partnerships with emerging artists, creatives, and all around brilliant individuals (much like yourself). Collectively, they are known as RUBYNAUTS. Each month, two new editions are published on our journal and our social media, for you, for us, for Earth, for the Rubyverse, but mostly for .FUN.

The History of Hibiscus: A Starting Point

It goes without saying that we’re a bit obsessed with the hibiscus flower, and The Rubyverse (and Ruby) is just the latest addition to a lengthy narrative that spans The Milky Way (or at least Earth). In The History of Hibiscus, we’ll take you around your world and share how people have prepared, grown and used hibiscus. So, where to begin? We figured the beginning…

"What Is The Rubyverse?" An Interview With Why Is This Interesting.

We’re messing with our normal format a bit today. Frequently, in our “x of the day” section in WITI, we highlight interesting new brands. Ruby is one that has caught our mind recently. It was founded by our pal Noah Wunch (NW), and he’s been running hard at it, but also building something that feels very unique compared to a lot of the same same, factory farmed direct-to-consumer startups that seem to pop up. We took the time to chat with him to understand what he’s up to. Enjoy.

5 Known Benefits From Hibiscus (Not Including Drake)

While Ruby's founder, Noah Wunsch, fell in love with hibiscus as a natural remedy for his sugar cravings, there are a ton of other known benefits to hibiscus. Why did we italicize "known"? Because we aren't doctors, or scientists or people of academia. We are a hibiscus water company, so we're implicitly biased. How's that for transparency in marketing folks. WE WANT TO SELL YOU HIBISCUS. BUT! We want to do it honestly. So again, these are known benefits, whatever the hell that means...