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Final Stop Today! Cole Hauser’s Free Rein Coffee Bus Tour Makes 3 Stops in Colorado

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Free Rein Coffee is bringing its bus tour to Colorado this weekend, with stops in Parker, Longmont and Loveland.

It’s an opportunity to experience Free Rein’s unbeatably smooth coffee full of flavor and hear the story behind the brand that brings ‘Honest. American. Coffee’.

The Colorado stops include the following dates :

Parker – October 12, 2024 at 18374 Cottonwood Dr. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Longmont – October 13, 2024 at 2285 E. Ken Pratt Blvd. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Loveland – October 15, 2024 at 250 W. 65th St. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

NOTE: Cole Hauser will not be making any appearances at any of the stops. 

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*Cole Hauser is an American actor. He is best known for his roles in films like Yellowstone, Higher Learning, School Ties, Dazed and Confused, Good Will Hunting, Pitch Black, Tigerland, Hart's War, Tears of the Sun, The Family that Preys, 2 Fast 2 Furious, The Cave, The Break-Up, A Good Day to Die Hard, Olympus Has Fallen, and Transcendence. He was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for "Best Supporting Male" for his performance in Tigerland.

25 Coachmen motorhomes from Middlebury head to ‘Yellowstone’ charity event

MIDDLEBURY, Ind. (WNDU) - A caravan of 25 motorhomes left the Coachmen plant in Middlebury today and headed to a star-studded charity event in Montana.

The event is being arranged by actor Cole Hauser who plays Rip Wheeler in the TV series “Yellowstone.”

Hauser bought one Coachmen Encore and rented two dozen more as part of his planned Bourbon and Bonfires events that will be held on a ranch in Montana near the Yellowstone River over three separate weekends.

“To have this opportunity, to be the one selected from, from all the OEM’s that could have been selected, we’re just so proud to be here,” said Coachmen’s Alvin Hambshoe. “I think the units will stand tall themselves, the people got behind it, the employees got behind it.”

Bourbon and Bonfires calls for visiting guests to enjoy barbecue, horseback riding, fishing and live entertainment. “We heard some rumblings on some pretty big actors are going to be there,” said Coachman’s Mike Kaiser. “I heard rumblings of Matthew McConaughey; like I said, we won’t know until we get there.”

Getting there will take about 1,500 miles of driving in 25 motorhomes that each get between three and six miles a gallon.

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Yellowstone star Cole Hauser meets fans, launches RV tour

Cole Hauser is launching a 3-city Bourbon & Bonfire Party Series

By The Bourbon Flight

The Bourbon & Bonfire series is set to kick off in September in Houston as the after party for PetSet’s annual “Fierce & Fabulous Soirée.” The Post Oak Hotel is set to work with PetSet to host the Sept. 9 event, and though it’s unclear if there will be an actual bonfire happening, there are plans for the gala to feature various  Yellowstone- themed auction items with Hauser dressed head to toe in his Rip Wheeler garb. My only question is, will he be showing up in character?

“Having Cole Hauser’s voice speak on behalf of the animals is priceless,” PetSet co-president Tama Lundquist shared with  Paper City . “His goal, along with ours, is to have a fierce and fabulous time while we raise much-needed funds for the thousands of pets who suffer on our Houston streets. Please join us as we RIP it for the animals.”

If you’re lucky enough to be a VIP, you’ll get to engage with Hauser during a special VIP meet and greet and leave with a Cole Hauser Signed Pappy Van Winkle (Old Rip) 10 Year Bourbon and signed cowboy hat. Obviously, there will also be plenty of photo and autograph opportunities, so you have plenty to show off to your friends and family after the event.

Other planned cities on this tour include Sept. 25 in  Sun Valley , Idaho, and Dec. 3 in Naples, Florida.

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A Coffee Break With Cole Hauser

So, what's a Yellowstone star to do during an actors strike? Make an all-American coffee line, of course. "I just wanted to do something that sounded original, patriotic, and filthy," he says.

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If New York City is truly the great melting pot, it should also have a safe haven for cowboys. I found that space this week when I visited Midtown Manhattan's Black Barn, an American restaurant that serves tomahawk steaks and furnishes its walls with horseshoes. If you told me that it was a Yellowstone pop-up steakhouse, I would've been easily fooled. But it nearly was. On Monday night, Cole Hauser —star of the hit Paramount western, where he plays rancher Rip Wheeler—hosted a dinner to launch his new coffee company, Free Rein.

Since my beat at Esquire involves keeping tabs on the Yellowstone crew 24/7, I RSVP'd without a second thought. I also needed a bit of a caffeine jolt before I spoke with Hauser—and he had just the remedy. Though Free Rein offers a surprisingly wide variety of coffee flavors and roasts, Hauser made sure that I tried his favorite: American Dirt. On the brand’s new website , the aptly-named dark roast is described, rather simply, as "the coffee that Cole Hauser drinks." After meeting the man in person, I can safely say that he does, in fact, drink American Dirt. “I am American Dirt,” the 48-year-old actor tells me over dinner. “So, I just wanted to do something that sounded original, patriotic, and filthy.”

By the time we clean the charcuterie board, it's clear that this man is Rip. Hauser admits that he lived a cowboy's life long before Yellowstone . “I rode a horse before I could walk,” he says, recalling his childhood pony, Cinnamon. “I used to ride him around until my mom came out and rang the bell. That son of a bitch would drop his head and I’d slide right down his back.”

Still, if you really want to question the legitimacy of Hauser’s wrangling and lassoing skills, Free Rein's branding really drives it home. The tagline: “Our coffee doesn’t take like bergamot or berries. It kicks and bites." Free Rein dubbed its light roasts Prospect, Homestead, and Heavy Spur. The promo images of Hauser, full-bearded and straddling a horse, are indistinguishable from Yellowstone stills. But I did have a few questions:

Why coffee? “I’m a coffee nut. There’s a lot of people doing a lot of different things, different businesses. But for me personally, I’m always a fan of doing something that you really know about. And I’m coffee crazy."

You take your coffee black, right? “Ohhh yeah.”

Are you a one cup in the morning kind of guy? “No, I’m drinking two to four cups. My wife is probably at seven.”

Will American Dirt kick me in the ass if I drink two to four cups? “If you drink American Dirt, yeah. You’ll be grinning up to your eyebrows.”

Luckily, American Dirt tastes better than it sounds. It’s coffee-flavored coffee, as Dennis Leary once joked , and it certainly packs a punch. Hauser says his favorite coffee is a red eye­—for those of you keeping track at home, that's coffee with an espresso shot. Occasionally, he’ll even bust out the black eye. (Two espresso shots.) “I made American Dirt with the espresso already in it,” he boasts. It's around this point that I feel American Dirt warming up my face, and I'm hoping my smile isn’t actually up to my eyebrows. Hauser adds that he was involved “top to bottom” with Free Rein, from roasting to rollout. “Designing the bags, the message, all of it,” he says. “All of it is me.”

Hauser wants his fans to feel like they’re living the cowboy way, too. He has a genuinely rabid fanbase—even by the Yellowstone fandom's standards —who flood his social media with support after he does... just about everything. Whether it's Rip Wheeler's latest adventure or just dropping his son off at college, Hauser gets a virtual standing ovation. It's a little much, sure, but to Hauser, their support means the world. “I was worried that we might lose our audience before Season Five, but it was quite the opposite,” he says. “The fanbase truly loves not just my character, but everyone. It’s pretty special to know that people care that much. That’s certainly what you do it for. Now, going on this press tour, it really means a lot that they love this coffee, too. It’s an honor.”

After thanking Hauser for the night, I walked out of Black Barn with enough caffeine in my system to never sleep again. He also gifted me a branded Free Rein cowboy hat, which I put right top of my head. I looked ridiculous, but it was the perfect nightcap to my year of nonstop Yellowstone coverage. Maybe I’m finally a cowboy myself.

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