Collection: Camping and Adventure Mugs

Brewing Coffee on an Off-Road Adventure is basically a test of your survival skills — and your patience.

First, you pull out your fancy hand grinder because you’re a true coffee purist (or at least you like to pretend you are). You start grinding… until the vibrations from the trail turn your smooth grinding motion into an unintentional maraca performance. Half the beans end up in the dirt, but hey — extra minerals, right?

Next, you set up your camp stove or fire, praying the wind doesn’t blow out the flame or launch your coffee pot into the bushes. You finally get the water boiling — and then the ground shifts beneath you because your Jeep is parked at a "mild" 30-degree angle.

Finally, you pour that liquid gold into your camping mug, take a sip… and it’s perfect. A little smoky, a bit gritty, possibly flavored with a hint of campfire ash — but you swear it’s the best coffee you’ve ever had.

Because coffee just hits different when you’ve earned it by surviving nature’s obstacle course.