Can 50 MPH Winds Stop Our Trail Coffee?

Can 50 MPH Winds Stop Our Trail Coffee?

Picture this: Our founder Curt Davidson heads out for an epic trail adventure to show you a delicious way to brew Wild Earth Coffee using lightweight hiking gear—stunning mountain views, perfect pour-overs, the whole outdoor coffee dream. But then the winds hit 50+ mph!. Safety first—we pivoted back to Wild Earth HQ (Curt's trusty camper van) and kept the brews flowing! Watch the story unfold, from windy chaos to cozy, trail-tested coffee mastery. You won't want to miss these recommendations and this episode. For more information, or to purchase any of the mentioned items we have them listed below: Hit play and fuel your next adventure!

Watch Our Recent YouTube Video Here:

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Wild Earth Coffee Blog Post: https://wildearthcoffee.com/blogs/news/3-delicious-ways-to-brew-wild-earth-coffee-at-home-or-on-the-trail

Mentioned Products:

Cook Stoves:

Cook Pots:

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Water Filtration:

Nalgene Bottle:

Collapsible Pour Over Coffee Kit:

Attsky Collapsible Pour Over Coffee Dripper: https://amzn.to/4bAKJB8

Wild Earth Coffee:

Spork or Spoon?

Shopify: https://shopify.pxf.io/kODGPv

Disclaimer: Wild Earth Coffee sources its premium roasts from Roastify.ai in Bend, Oregon, ensuring top-quality beans for every adventure. Our apparel is fulfilled through Printful for custom, on-demand printing. Depending on your order type (e.g., coffee, gear, or apparel), multiple shipments, deliveries, and packages may occur from different providers to get everything to you efficiently. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases made through Amazon links in this description. Additionally, our Shopify storefront enables us to participate in affiliate programs, where we may receive commissions on referred sales at no extra cost to you. These partnerships help fuel our mission to inspire outdoor exploration while supporting charitable causes—every sip and step counts!

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