Despite being human like the rest of us how does Greg find the time and energy to get all of this done? Chameleon Coffee. It's his fuel for those early mornings. Greg is the type of guy that gets up around 4:30am every morning to start working, building, or crafting. So how did Greg find Chameleon you ask? I introduced it to him. Over a year ago I was in San Diego staying with Greg while filming and surfing. One early morning as I was about to head out to Surf I see Greg in the kitchen getting ready to start his day in the woodshop. He's groggily searching around for some coffee to no avail. Well it's 4:45am so no coffee shop is open. Luckily for him I'm the type of guy that travels with Chameleon because I've been hooked since I first had it in Texas and I refuse to settle for lesser brews. So naturally I pour Greg a glass and go on my way. Now keep in mind, prior to this Greg was not a cold brew kind of guy. Well when I return at around 9am I find an empty bottle of my Cold Brew with a ten dollar bill sitting underneath it and a note saying "sorry, to good, had to finish it". He was hooked.
These days his fridge is stocked with Black Coffee or Texas Pecan (his new favorite) Chameleon Cold Brew. It's become an integral part of his morning ritual and work routine. The power, taste, and convenience make it the perfect coffee for Greg. He is a maker and Chameleon is for makers.
For those interested in his Airsteam and vans you can see his instagram @vangabonds1
Pacific Beach, San Diego, California.
