Let’s Play Barista Magazine’s Humpday Giveaway! #33 (October 9, 2013 Edition)

October 9, 2013 baristamagazine Barista Magazine's Humpday Giveaway 41

Happy Humpday, everyone! We just got back from Coffee Fest Seattle the other day, and what a great time we had. One thing we just loved was hearing from so many readers out there that they love the Humpday Giveaway contest! Hundreds and hundreds of you have told me you always check out the Humpday Giveaway prize, but some of you don’t always play. You’re worried you can only win once, or that you’re not supposed to play very often. But that’s not the case! You can play as many weeks as you want ”every week, in fact! You only get to enter once a week, true. But anyone who has won in the past is still eligible to win again. So keep on playin’!

And another thing: how about these Humpday Giveaway prizes, eh? Our partners like Baratza and Prima and Espresso Parts and Stumptown and Visions and Behmor and Board and Bread and Importika and Toddy and Coava and BeanLink and Annotated Press and Verve and Birch Coffee and 3FE and Gimme! have donated such amazing prizes for us to give away to you each week… we couldn’t be more thankful.

We’re taking the pressure off of them this week though, and offering up, for the first time ever, the brand-new tshirts from Barista Magazine! These shirts aren’t for sale ”they’ll only be available through contests like this and other special events, and we hope you think they’re as special as we do!

Barista Mag Publisher Ken Olson models the new tshirt here. At his side is Cade Allen Olson, BMag's Chief of Security.
Barista Mag Publisher Ken Olson models the new tshirt here. At his side is Cade Allen Olson, BMag’s Chief of Security.

We’re giving away two of them this week, so we’ll have two winners, and they’ll be available to anyone anywhere in the world! They’re super soft American Apparel 50/50 tshirts available in small, medium, large, and xlarge. In case you can’t tell from the photo, they’re a rich navy blue with white ink.

An all-star cast of baristas model the new tshirts in this photo taken around 4 a.m. in a hotel lobby in Moscow.
An all-star cast of baristas model the new tshirts in this photo taken around 4 a.m. in a hotel lobby in Moscow.

OK, so let’s get started! Oh, wait: we need to mention the rules first:

Humpday Giveaway Rules

”Answer the trivia question by referencing the  current issue of Barista Magazine. You can look at the whole issue for free online by going  HERE.

”Leave your answer plus your  FIRST and LAST names, as well as  your country of residence, into the blog comments section.

”Answers may be submitted between  7 a.m. PDT on Wednesday, October 9 through 6:59 a.m. PDT on Thursday, October 10, 2013.

”The names of those who submitted the correct answer will be entered into a drawing, and Barista Magazine will randomly select one name, which will be announced on Thursday, October 10 at 10 a.m. PDT right here on the Barista Magazine blog.

OK, ready to play? Here we go ¦

QUESTION: In Scott Conary’s Field Report from Rwanda in the October + November 2013 issue he says that in 2002, Rwanda had just two washing stations for coffee. According to Scott’s article, how many are there today?

Think you know the answer? Then type it into the comments section below! Unsure? Then check out the issue online for no charge by going HERE!

Thanks for playing Humpday Giveaway!

Here's Dr. Steve Allen, dad to BMag Editor Sarah Allen. Look how happy he is! That's because these shirts are as soft and comfy as they are cute!
Here’s Dr. Steve Allen, dad to BMag Editor Sarah Allen. Look how happy he is! That’s because these shirts are as soft and comfy as they are cute!

 

About baristamagazine 2207 Articles
Barista Magazine is the leading trade magazine in the world for the professional coffee community.
Website

41 Comments

  4. Beautiful and informative article. 210 wash stations now. Amazing growth and development.
    Jim Cordero, USA

  5. 210 washing stations

    Cabell Tice // Boston, MA

    Seriously, Ken. Pick me. For once.

    <3

  12. There are 210 washing stations in Rwanda.

    Christopher Kotwicki, United States of America

Comments are closed.