‘Cowboy With a Sweet Tooth:' Kevin Costner Launches New Mocha Coffee Collab
Kevin Costner may be best-known lately for his tough-as-nails roles on series like Yellowstone and the upcoming film, Horizon: An American Saga, but when it comes to his downtime, the actor insists he's actually pretty mellow.
The chance to chill out at home - and perhaps show off a sweeter side to himself - was one of the catalysts behind Costner's newest release, a coffee collaboration with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
Dubbed the "Mountainside Mocha Latte," the coffee blend is a classic, chocolatey, ready-to-drink mocha, inspired by the actor's favorite way to take his cup of joe.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Mountainside Mocha Latte (20-Pack)
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters describes the mocha as being rich and bold, with notes of dark chocolate and flavors that "evoke the spirit of the American West." The medium-dark roast is available now as K-cups on Keurig.com. Each pod contains coffee, sweetener and real dairy.
Costner says he's always preferred drinking flavored coffee, with the brand calling him a "cowboy with a sweet tooth." The actor confirms in an accompanying press release that he is a "lover of all sweets."
"I don't always drink my coffee black - I like chocolate in it," he says. "So I wanted to just advance it to something I like, because I really like having one in the morning."
Costner worked closely with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters to perfect the exact flavor profile. "I said, ‘I want some chocolate in this thing,' [and] I said, ‘I'm going to decide how much,'" the actor shares.
The new Mountainside Mocha Latte is available now on Keurig.com, and the pods are compatiable with all Keurig single serve coffee makers.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Horizon Blend Coffee (60-Pack)
The new mocha launch comes on the heels of Costner's "Horizon Blend" coffee collaboration with Green Mountain, which dropped in December.
Available now on Amazon.com, the coffee boasts a robust flavor profile, with "earthy, smoky flavors" that are "inspired by the American West." The coffee also shares a name with Costner's new film, Horizon: An American Saga, which hits theaters June 28.
- https://www.msn.com/en-my/tv/news/cowboy-with-a-sweet-tooth-kevin-costner-launches-new-mocha-coffee-collab/ar-BB1ooENz
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