February is Specialty Coffee Month
Nancy Sheerin asked:
a moment: BOSTON, BROOKLINE, JAMAICA PLAIN, NEWTON CENTER, Somerville and West Roxbury, MA … Lame
JP, spoon kosher-certified shop with seven stores in and around Boston, is known for its high quality, at home (and sometimes outrageously flavored) ice cream. But what many do not realize is that they are very particular about their coffee – where it comes from, how it tastes and how to roast.
In February being "Specialty Coffee Month", JP Licks' passion for and commitment to coffee growers Coffee is highlighted through their limited edition offering of Fair Trade Organic (FTO) Nicaragua coffee, which comes from the Promoter of Cooperative Development of Las Segovias (PRODECOOP) based in the Segovia region of northern Nicaragua and has 40 co-operatives.
PRODECOOP was established in 1993 to assist members of families in sustainable production and marketing of their coffee. Its revenue from sales of fair trade, social support, and many quality control programs, including: primary and secondary school scholarships and books, a revolving fund that provides social assistance to disaster relief, health care and housing, a program that organic production has increased its production of certified organic coffee significantly improved processing equipment and the creation of a quality control to maintain their high standards.
When it comes to fair trade coffee, JP Licks insists on several factors before partnering with a producer price, environmental sustainability, fair labor conditions, direct trade, community development and organic farming.
"When our coffee comes from and how they get is so important to us as how our coffee tastes. We are proud to be "fair" … fair to our employees, our customers with fair and just with people who grow the coffee they roast, "says the enigmatic founder of JP Licks, Vince Petryk.
In order to ensure high quality and consistent flavor in every cup of coffee, JP Licks insists his roasted beans in their Jamaica Plain store and has been doing since 1999. FTO Nicaragua is a medium roasted coffee … not too dark, not too light, but fair.
Customers who enjoy a great cup of coffee, JP Licks can also purchase your favorite sweet blend of roasted coffee beans. Coffee beans with sales exceeding 25 percent of its business, JP Licks continues to meet considerable consumer demand for beer from the best beans in Boston. JP
Lame can be found at Coolidge Corner, Davis Square, Mission Hill, Newbury Street, Newton Center, West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain. Www.jplicks.com visit his shop to check the time.
Best of Boston and beyond
For over 25 years, JP Licks has been serving at home with ice cream and other specialties in their Kosher certified seven stores in and around Boston. Locally owned and operated, JP Licks has won many awards over the years for their intense flavor homemade ice cream and yoghurt. Most recently, JP Licks was named "Best of Boston" by Boston Magazine and also made WBZ from "A-List" for the second consecutive year. Known for their high quality, delicious and their ability to question "treating people right", JP Licks was named Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce "Small Business of the Year."
addition to their frozen creations, JP Licks has committed to roast their own fair trade and organic coffee at its site in Jamaica Plain store, which ensures the best and freshest , full-bodied cup of coffee around. Decadent hand-packed ice cream cakes, ice cream and breakfast and catering are also available.
Visit the website at www.jplicks.com for more information.
Caffeinated Content
a moment: BOSTON, BROOKLINE, JAMAICA PLAIN, NEWTON CENTER, Somerville and West Roxbury, MA … Lame
JP, spoon kosher-certified shop with seven stores in and around Boston, is known for its high quality, at home (and sometimes outrageously flavored) ice cream. But what many do not realize is that they are very particular about their coffee – where it comes from, how it tastes and how to roast.
In February being "Specialty Coffee Month", JP Licks' passion for and commitment to coffee growers Coffee is highlighted through their limited edition offering of Fair Trade Organic (FTO) Nicaragua coffee, which comes from the Promoter of Cooperative Development of Las Segovias (PRODECOOP) based in the Segovia region of northern Nicaragua and has 40 co-operatives.
PRODECOOP was established in 1993 to assist members of families in sustainable production and marketing of their coffee. Its revenue from sales of fair trade, social support, and many quality control programs, including: primary and secondary school scholarships and books, a revolving fund that provides social assistance to disaster relief, health care and housing, a program that organic production has increased its production of certified organic coffee significantly improved processing equipment and the creation of a quality control to maintain their high standards.
When it comes to fair trade coffee, JP Licks insists on several factors before partnering with a producer price, environmental sustainability, fair labor conditions, direct trade, community development and organic farming.
"When our coffee comes from and how they get is so important to us as how our coffee tastes. We are proud to be "fair" … fair to our employees, our customers with fair and just with people who grow the coffee they roast, "says the enigmatic founder of JP Licks, Vince Petryk.
In order to ensure high quality and consistent flavor in every cup of coffee, JP Licks insists his roasted beans in their Jamaica Plain store and has been doing since 1999. FTO Nicaragua is a medium roasted coffee … not too dark, not too light, but fair.
Customers who enjoy a great cup of coffee, JP Licks can also purchase your favorite sweet blend of roasted coffee beans. Coffee beans with sales exceeding 25 percent of its business, JP Licks continues to meet considerable consumer demand for beer from the best beans in Boston. JP
Lame can be found at Coolidge Corner, Davis Square, Mission Hill, Newbury Street, Newton Center, West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain. Www.jplicks.com visit his shop to check the time.
Best of Boston and beyond
For over 25 years, JP Licks has been serving at home with ice cream and other specialties in their Kosher certified seven stores in and around Boston. Locally owned and operated, JP Licks has won many awards over the years for their intense flavor homemade ice cream and yoghurt. Most recently, JP Licks was named "Best of Boston" by Boston Magazine and also made WBZ from "A-List" for the second consecutive year. Known for their high quality, delicious and their ability to question "treating people right", JP Licks was named Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce "Small Business of the Year."
addition to their frozen creations, JP Licks has committed to roast their own fair trade and organic coffee at its site in Jamaica Plain store, which ensures the best and freshest , full-bodied cup of coffee around. Decadent hand-packed ice cream cakes, ice cream and breakfast and catering are also available.
Visit the website at www.jplicks.com for more information.
Caffeinated Content
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