BOSTON, U.S. — The Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon has added Kicking Horse Coffee to the roster of partners for the 10th anniversary race, scheduled for July 21-22, 2018 on the South Boston waterfront.
The Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon expects to attract more than 2,000 participants to the South Boston waterfront for two days of races.
The event offers both Olympic and sprint distance triathlons, the Boston Corporate Cup competition, an all-ages kids’ fun run and a USA Triathlon-sanctioned Splash & Dash event for children ages 7 to 15.
The race
The Olympic and sprint distance events combine a swim at Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation’s (DCR) Carson Beach, a bike ride on DCR William Day Boulevard and a run along the South Boston waterfront.
Additional information is available at BostonTri.com.
“As we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Columbia Threadneedle Investment Boston Triathlon, we are thrilled to welcome Kicking Horse Coffee as a partner for the event,” said Michael O’Neil, president of the Boston Triathlon.
The spirit of the race
“Their bold attitude and can-do essence mirrors the spirit of the race, which has continued to grow and impact the community in a positive way. Most importantly we love the taste of their coffee and we know our community will too.”
Founded in 1996, Kicking Horse Coffee is roasted in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, in Invermere, BC. As Canada’s #1 organic, Fairtrade coffee, they’ve achieved industry notoriety for over 20 years, for refusing to compromise on quality, and for their commitment to great taste and down-to-earth values.
They’re also renowned for their playful spirit and sometimes cheeky irreverence.
“At Kicking Horse Coffee, we have a commitment to quality, taste and to the idea that work should be fun,” said Lisa Bahan, North American Sponsorship and Events Manager for Kicking Horse Coffee.
“The Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon and all the athletes who turn out to compete clearly share that commitment. It’s a natural fit and we can’t wait to be in Boston this summer.”
Kicking Horse Coffee’s organic, Fairtrade coffee is available in both ground and whole bean options.
The twelve different coffees range from Hola, a light spirited roast to 454 Horse Power, a dark earthy roast. Kicking Horse Coffee is available online and in major retail outlets across New England including Stop and Shop, Target, Hannaford Supermarkets and others.
About Kicking Horse Coffee
Kicking Horse Coffee is based in Invermere, British Columbia (Canada). It has been roasting deep and delicious coffee for more than 20 years. Coffee that’s organic, Fairtrade, and roasted right in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Best known for its distinctive coffee blends and for being a pioneer of whole bean Fairtrade coffee in Canada, Kicking Horse Coffee has also been named the #10 Best Place to Work in Canada. For more information, visit www.KickingHorseCoffee.com.
