June 17 2023

Afuera Coffee Giveaway – Winners Have Been Drawn!

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Congrats to our coffee winners!

  1. Bob Winterbottom, @robert, MFCC member since 2015
  2. Matthew Pattison, @mgp20320, MFCC member since 2018
  3. Steven MacNally, @capecodder, MFCC member since 2015
  4. Patricia Lemme
  5. Calvin Toran-Sandlin, @Sandbar1, MFCC member since 2020
  6. Mark Alisch, @MarkA9660, MFCC member since 2017

Thank you to everyone who entered and please stay tuned for more giveaways coming soon!

Coffee and fishing go hand-in-hand. Back in the day I would typically swing through the Dunkin' Donuts drive through before an all-night fishing trip. Nowadays, however, I prefer drinking higher quality, ethically sourced coffee that is grown with consciousness. 

That's why I was instantly interested when Afuera Coffee Co. owner Matthew Igoe reached out to me asking if there was a way we could collaborate.

Afuera (which means "outside" in Spanish) offers single-origin, specialty-grade coffees, that are selectively sourced from certified Rainforest Alliance farms in El Salvador.

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Matt also loves to fish and his business is centered around environmental stewardship. In fact, Afuera donates 5% of all sales to charities & organizations (like Captains for Clean Water) that help keep our afuera the best it can be.

This week Matt and I would like to give six people from My Fishing Cape Cod your choice of a free bag of single-origin, specialty-grade coffee from Afuera Coffee Co.

To enter the giveaway, simply leave a comment below. I will randomly draw the 6 winners one week from today on Saturday June 17th, most likely in the evening.

Good luck and tight lines! 🎣

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Ryan Collins

I'm fortunate to have grown up on the beach, and I've been fishing since kindergarten. I have great family, friends and fishing experiences to be thankful for. Just being out there is enough-catching fish is just a bonus!

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  • I am constantly learning new fishing tips from your show to help me with my surf fishing. Looking forward to the coming season!

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  • One of my favorite Cape pass times: fishing. Rod and reel off a jetty or
    one of the Capes stocked ponds. Peace, calm and joy!

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  • Trading companies have been exploiting poor farmers for decades, encouraging them to overuse fertilizers and pesticides and burning out soils. Fair trade coffee promotes justice for the growers, helps protect the environment, and offers us all a chance to try some new kinds. Sounds like a win-win!

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    • Thanks for the kind words, David! You are 100% spot on and that is why we work with farms that are sustainable, Rainforest Alliance Certified and take care of their farmers first ☕️

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  • Heading to North Truro this weekend to look for some stripers from my yak… …need something to perk me up and coffee would do the trick! Tight lines all.

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    • Best of luck, dicey weather forcasted. Fished for winter flounder in the bay, awseome trip with the kids. Flounder filets galore.

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  • Ryan love your fishing show it does a great service promoting the local New England fisheries. Continued Success!

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  • Hello everyone. Looking forward to a great summer of fishing. Good coffee is always welcome on the trips. I hope everyone has a rewarding season.

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  • I am a weekly consumer of a pound of high grade South or Central American coffee. I would love to try Afuera!

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  • This looks really good! Finding good coffee around Costa Rica has not been successful as buying Costa Rican coffee in the United States like Kirkland by Costco. I guess the best stuff is exported.

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  • I am known to enjoy a stiff pint of mud after an early morning surf casting session. Thank you Lauren and Ryan!

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    • This is worth a pound of coffee! Smart man!

      Being a semi tanker driver I can’t settle on a so-so cup of Joe! We, Donna & I always try as much as possible to shop quality, local, sustainable vendors. From seafood & farm markets to coffee & local breweries. At 3-4am wakeup, it duel k-cups of quality, fast coffee & weekends the bean grinder is deployed. Oh-ohh that smell! ☕️

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  • Thanks – I will order some – always looking for good coffee – I grew up on Dunkin’ Donuts and crullers with my grandpa – but my kids and grandkids are working hard to make the old guy environmentally conscious – no plastic bottles on the boat, etc. – so this is great – thanks for posting!!

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    • Thanks Jonathan! Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions. I’m trying to make a difference … one cup (or subscription) at a time.

      Thanks again!

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  • Sounds great and since I am currently enjoying my morning cup, no time like the present to throw my name in the hat! Thanks!!

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  • Awesome story! Definitely gonna look into them. Count me in for the giveaway, who doesn’t love a nice cup of coffee! Thank you Ryan and Matt for the opportunity 🤙

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  • As an Old Coffee drinker and back in another time would drink 20 to 25 cups a day . Now I just do one cup. I would like to try this brand of coffee I like the idea of putting a fish on the packaging. Peace and Prayers

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