In partnership with Drew’s Brews, Nashville’s roaster extraordinaire, we showed up for the Willie Nelson concert ready to feed the caffeine frenzy. Not sure what to expect, we were surprised at our popularity! Our limited power supply and one drip brewer couldn’t keep up with the Willie crowd, but we learned quickly how to serve a large crowd and are ready to cater your next event.
The trailer is 50’s model that has been meticulously gutted and rebuilt with coffee and espresso stained wood, truly a labor of love by Drew and friends.
Thanks to Paul Rinkes at http://rinkesphotography.com for the snapping this photo. Find a few of our own here, sorry none of Willie – we were too busy making coffee!
Also serving Willie was Mas Tacos, an idea so “simple, so obvious, so brilliant, so…diabolical!…that I’m kicking myself for not thinking of it first” as Jack referred to it on the Nashville Scene Bites blog. We couldn’t wait to try Teresa’s brilliant idea and were not disappointed.
A friend passed this along, a coffee grounds powered truck! Could we be the key to the renewable energy crisis?
Please, please have that photo of Rachel and the trailer framed! It’s fabulous! I’m so happy the day went well for you guys.
Ben — I’m so glad you enjoyed the photo! I actually had to wait for Rachel to get into that pose … I hope she didn’t notice me and get all freaked out by the dude with the camera staring at her. :)
The coffee was excellent, as was the queso at Mas Taco. Teresa hit on a fantastic idea there — she even had the mythical Mexican Coca Cola, which is a billion times better than “normal” Coke.
Viva azucar!
Paul
Oh, I forgot to add … you can read my humble scribblings about the Willie Nelson show here if you like.
Ben & Rachel,
Thanks for forwarding the article to me. How neat! I really enjoy seeing what is going on in your life! Keep on “keepin on!” We are in San Diego now for a week, seeing our new addition to the family. :)
Take care,
Karen
How absolutely cool is that trailer and the whole idea!! You are true entrepeneurs (not sure I can spell)! Looks like a lot of fun, too!