Yellowstone Cole Hauser Has Launched His Coffee Company!

Cole Hauser, who starred in the hit western series Yellowstone on the Paramount Network, has shared his most recent endeavor with his fan base.

Cole Hauser, a famous TV show Yellowstone star and best known for playing the cowboy Rip Wheeler, has entered the coffee industry by introducing his new brand, Free Rein. His lifelong friends Paul Anderson, Aron Marquez, and Karl Pfluger co-founded the coffee firm with Hauser.

Additionally, the firm owns Texas-based Longhorn Coffee Co., a small-batch coffee roaster. Yellowstone’s Rip Wheeler, a 48-year-old actor, announced his exciting new venture, the Free Rein Coffee business, on Instagram on Wednesday.

The actor posted several photos of himself holding branded Free Rein Coffee mugs, one of him riding a horse, and an image of the coffee’s packaging for the dark roast taste “American Dirt.”

The brand aspires to encapsulate the attitude of grit and drive in the American West. Various whole and ground Arabica coffee beans are available from Free Rein, including the robust and earthy American Dirt dark roast.

The company’s products include enamel coffee cups, insulated mugs, and t-shirts in addition to coffee.

In a statement expressing his joy for the inauguration, Hauser stated his hope that the organization and its message will motivate people from all walks of life to achieve their goals and aspirations. He thinks that only through devotion and hard effort can ambitions be realized.

It makes sense for Hauser to broaden his horizons in the lead-up to Yellowstone’s last season, exhibiting an entrepreneurial energy and a willingness to exploit his link to the hugely popular Western series to further principles he believes in.

Hauser seems determined to guide this brand towards the ideals of perseverance and rugged individuality by promoting the company’s coffee as “fuel” for pursuing aspirations.

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Cole Hauser’s History As A Cowboy Before His Acting Career.

The actor, who grew up around cowboys and was inspired by their work ethic before acting in Yellowstone, claims that no one works harder.

He and his fellow investors believe Free Rein will embody that dedicated mentality. He claims that the new lifestyle brand would target those who put in much effort, pursue their goals, or just wake up yearning for “a damn good cup of coffee.”

In that regard, Hauser also has a solid understanding of achievable objectives in the middle of his aspirational discourse. That may be a small consolation to those who watch Yellowstone and don’t expect to leave it.

For the typical suburbanite who is more likely to purchase Free Rein’s coffee for their daily commute than their morning trail ride, all that cattle roping, horse riding, ranch work, and dream pursuing can seem a little ambitious.