Moxy Energy Drink Gunter TX: Spare Bedroom to Nationwide

Moxy energy drink comes from Gunter, TX: Gunter mom and entrepreneur Penny Gibbs created the zero-sugar drink, which uses 150 mg of natural caffeine from green tea extract, and launched it in 2025, KTEN reported on Nov. 6, 2026. Where to buy it: the brand’s FAQ says Moxy is available online through drinkmoxy.com with retail “coming soon,” while KTEN’s video report says the drink is popping up on Texoma store shelves. The site lists no store locations, so check with the brand before you drive anywhere looking for a can.

The business started in Gibbs’ spare bedroom. According to KTEN, it now has a warehouse, a spot on a store shelf and orders shipping across the country, as far as Alaska and Hawaii. Here is how it got started, what the label says is in the can, and how to find it if you want to try a drink made by a neighbor. For more local stores, see our Gunter shops guide.

Who makes Moxy

Gibbs told KTEN her family has been active for years, and that over the last few years they got “a lot more conscious about, what are we putting into our bodies?” That included the energy drinks she and her husband had been buying. “I couldn’t find anything on the market that could do that and still taste good, and not be, like a weird, random hippie drink,” she said.

Her husband encouraged her to make one herself. She had no experience in the beverage industry, KTEN reported, and after a year of testing, Moxy launched in 2025. On the brand’s About page, the founder, who signs as Penny, describes herself as a full-time professional and mom of four who wanted an energy drink without artificial sweeteners, preservatives or dyes. She also talked through the brand’s start on the Founders & Fortitude podcast in August 2025.

From a spare bedroom to a warehouse

KTEN’s report lays out how fast the business has grown. Production has moved from New York to Texas, and the operation has outgrown the spare bedroom where it started. Gibbs now has a warehouse, and orders ship nationwide.

Small touches are still part of the job. “As a small brand, every single order counts,” Gibbs told KTEN. “We write thank-you notes to every first order that goes out the door, by hand.” She also named the hard part of growing a drink brand: “competing for shelf space against the really big brand names.”

The local moment her kids remember came at church, Gibbs said, when someone the family didn’t know walked in carrying a can. “All my kids freaked out,” she recalled. “They’re like, ‘Mom, you know, somebody’s got a Moxy!’” KTEN reported she is working to get Moxy into more stores and already has more products in mind.

What’s in a can of Moxy

Here is what the brand’s own FAQ and the Sweet Chaos product page list, as of Nov. 12, 2026:

• Caffeine: 150 mg per can, from green tea extract, per the FAQ and label
• Sugar: 0 g total sugars and 15 calories per can on the posted nutrition facts
• Sweetener: stevia; the brand says it uses no artificial sweeteners, colors, flavors or preservatives
• Added ingredients: L-theanine, lion’s mane mushroom extract, methylated B vitamins (the label lists B12 as methylcobalamin) and biotin; the full ingredient list also includes guarana seed extract, Panax ginseng root extract, L-tyrosine and L-carnitine L-tartrate
• Other label claims: vegan, gluten-free and non-GMO, according to the FAQ

Those are the company’s descriptions, not lab results or medical advice. For scale, 150 mg is a meaningful dose: the FDA cites 400 mg a day as an amount not generally associated with negative effects for most adults, and notes that sensitivity varies a lot from person to person. If you are cutting back on caffeine, pregnant or managing a health condition, read the label and ask your doctor first.

Flavors and prices

The Moxy online shop lists three flavors, Sweet Chaos, Berry Coconut Rush and Tropical Surge, plus a Variety 12 Pack. Each 12-pack was listed at $39.99 when we checked on Nov. 12, 2026, and the site advertises 10% off plus free shipping with autoship. The FAQ says there are no refunds on consumables, so the variety pack is the low-risk way to find a favorite. Prices and offers can change, so confirm at checkout.

Where to buy Moxy near Gunter

Right now the sources point in two directions, so here is exactly what each one says:

• The brand’s FAQ: “Moxy Energy is available online through our website. Retail options coming soon!” (drinkmoxy.com FAQ)
• KTEN’s article: Gibbs has “a spot on a store shelf” and is working to get Moxy into more stores (KTEN)
• KTEN’s video report: Moxy “is popping up on Texoma store shelves” (KTEN video)

Neither source names a store. The surest route is ordering from drinkmoxy.com, and the brand’s contact page is the place to ask which Texoma stores carry it before you go looking.

Supporting Gunter-made and local businesses

Moxy joins a short list of homegrown Gunter businesses worth knowing. Preston Trail Farms on TX-289 sells hardware, feed and Texas gifts, and Treeland Nursery on Sharp Road is a family tree farm and plant nursery. Our Gunter, Howe and Denison shops guide adds an antiques shop and a family butcher shop in Howe, plus downtown Denison stores from a boutique to a bookstore.

“As a small brand, every single order counts,” as Gibbs put it. Buying a pack, sharing it with a friend, or asking the manager at a store you already shop whether they carry local products are simple ways to back a business from down the road.

New to town? Our moving to Gunter guide is the place to start, and the Grayson County Line corridor guide rounds up more of the area.