Camel's Hump is an iconic mountain in Vermont, and we have a strong love affair with it. Caitlin grew up with Camel's Hump basically in her back yard and today, she shares some history of this mountain, plus her favorite memories climbing it.

One of the pieces of feedback we hear themost about Bivo bottles is that they help our customers drink more water. Read reviews form real customers on why Bivo is changing they're hydration game for the better!

For this week’s Quench’d story we spoke with Rachel Neylan, a professional cyclist from Australia. After years of racing at the top level, Rachel was struggling with fueling. She was doing what had always been told to her, but it didn’t feel good. Then, she realized something that changed her approach to fueling forever.

This week's Quench'd story tells a story about one of our favorite Vermont bike shops: Old Spokes Home. They celebrate bikes as a source of individual mobility and community empowerment. Because everyone deserves the dignity, opportunity, and joy that a bicycle provides.

Meet Mark! He's Bivo creative director and man behind our latest limited edition bottle, Order in Chaos. Read about Mark's inspiration for the design and how this carries into the rest of his life and work at Bivo.

Scott Bennett is a local vermonter and self-proclaimed 'geezer' with a passion for cycling. An accident had Scott worried if he would be able to return to cycling, but with the help of a custom bike, and a Bivo cycling bottle, Scott was able to return to the sport he loved most. 

To celebrate our newest bottle with POW, we've interviewed Brody Leven. A professional adventure skier who advocates for the planet and shares with us the role that athletes play in POW's advocacy.

Last Thursday, we hosted our annual party - The Bivo Bash - at Cochran's Ski Area, just a couple of miles from our home base in Richmond, Vermont. The Bash was filled with good friends, good food and drink, and fun outdoor activities for everyone to enjoy. We're still buzzing with excitement from the night.

James Recycling is a Portland-based nonprofit and independent recycler that accepts hard-to-recycle items which aren't allowed in standard city curbside bins. Founded by James Harris, a young man with autism, the organization empowers adults with developmental differences by employing them in meaningful recycling operations.

Flo has been leading the charge for Bivo across Europe, and we couldn't ask for a better person to help introduce Bivo to riders across the pond. So, we'd love to introduce you to Flo and share a little of what he's been helping us accomplish. :)