Win a 5 Pound Bag of Trail Builder Blend Coffee for Your Dig Day
Coffee and Trail Building Culture Go Hand in Hand
When it comes to trail building and preferred beverages, there are only two options … (1) coffee before trail building and (2) beer after trail building. Who doesn’t love a hot cup of coffee on a cold, damp morning before heading into the woods for a day of digging? We got you covered. In fact, we’re giving away a 5-pound bag of our Trail Builder Blend coffee to YOU! Whether you’re a professional trail builder or lead a group of volunteer trail builders, here’s how to win a big bag of coffee.
THREE different ways to win …
Follow @loamcoffee on Instagram.
Sign up for the Trail Builder Magazine newsletter.
Tag a friend on our Instagram post announcing this giveaway.
Trail Builder Magazine and Loam Coffee: A Shared Story
As I’ve shared before, since starting Trail Builder Magazine, I reacquired Loam Coffee in March. I started Loam Coffee in 2015 and then sold it in 2020. Not only do I have it back, but it’s been a fun adventure growing two brands under the same roof. Loam Coffee is now behind the Trail Builder Blend that we sell on our website. While separate, there is definitely a crossover between both brands. I’ll continue to bring them together where it makes sense. Interestingly, I connected with many of you through Loam Coffee long before the magazine was started.
How Many Cups of Coffee Are in a 5-Pound Bag?
Ok, so the question you might be thinking is … “how many cups of coffee can I serve with a 5-pound bag?” Great question! Of course, it depends on your coffee-to-water ratio, but a 5-pound bag can serve between 130—150 cups of coffee. That’s A LOT! That can cover quite a few dig days.
The contest ends Tuesday, June 20, at 11:59 pm Pacific Time. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, June 21, on our Instagram Stories. Our coffee ships worldwide.
Words: Sean Benesh Photos: Sean Benesh
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sean Benesh
Sean is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Trail Builder Mag. He is also the Communications Director for the Northwest Trail Alliance in Portland, Oregon. While in grad school, he worked as a mountain biking guide in Southern Arizona. Sean also spends time in the classroom as a digital media instructor at Warner Pacific University.
