CLEAR LAKE, Iowa - Rick Perry's cowboy boots, which make an appearance on the campaign trail every now and then, have kicked their way into the coffee world. One coffee shop has created a coffee blend named after those famous Texas boots bearing the words "Freedom" and "Liberty."

The Cabin Coffee Company here in Clear Lake developed the "Freedom & Liberty Blend," made of 100 percent Arabica Beans and described as being "Rich & smooth, medium bodied, sparkling acidity, with Smokey undertones."

Brad Barber, the owner of Cabin Coffee Co., presented Perry with a bag of the coffee before the Texas governor's event today at the coffee shop.

Perry's brown ostrich boots are custom made, date back to 2001, and were inspired by 9/11.

"They were a pair that were made in June, I think the summer of '01, and they said, 'What do you want on top of them?' And I said 'I'll call you back. I was at a loss,'" Perry told ABC News. "And then on the 12th or 13th of September, I called them back and said, 'I know what I want on my boots. I want an American flag on each one of them and on the left one, liberty and on the right one, freedom."

Though they are not seen often on the campaign trail, Perry still wears those 10-year-old boots, admitting, "They have been re-soled a few times."

The "Freedom & Liberty Blend" of coffee sells for $13.50 a pound and $8.00 for half a pound.