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HTeaO partners with Free Rein Coffee Company to serve premium grade coffee blends at participating locations. HTeaO will serve Free Rein's American Dirt and Homestead coffee blends in various beverages.
"We're thrilled to partner with Cole Hauser and the Free Rein Coffee Company team to introduce their great coffee at many of our HTeaO locations,” said Heath Nielsen, President of HTeaO. “Free Rein is a beverage concept that deeply aligns with our western roots and community values. We fell in love with their bold yet smooth blends, and we are confident that our customers will enjoy them too.”
HTeaO will serve Free Rein’s American Dirt (dark roast) and Homestead (medium roast) in a variety of drip, latte, iced coffee, and espresso beverages, rolling out at participating locations throughout 2024.
“I’m looking forward to the partnership with HTeaO to share our smooth coffee with bold flavors with their customers,” said Cole Hauser, founder of Free Rein Coffee Company. “Our mission at Free Rein is to Serve Those Who Serve – giving back to military, veterans, first responders, nurses and teachers – and we’re proud that HTeaO supports our same vision.”
In addition to these new offerings, HTeaO is reintroducing classics like the Marfa Morning Latte, Liquid Gold Iced Coffee, and Horchata Iced Coffee, now using Free Rein coffee products. These beloved concoctions promise to tantalize taste buds and offer a better twist to your coffee experience.
"With our unwavering dedication to quality and community, we're enthusiastic about offering this exceptional coffee to our loyal fans and customers," adds Nielsen.
HTeaO offers a range of ultra-premium tea, water, and coffee products and caters to customers both in-store and through convenient drive-thru services. Each location boasts 26 meticulously crafted flavors of sweetened and unsweetened tea, made using a proprietary water filtration system and 100% natural ingredients.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on May 3, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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