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VOLUME I, EDITION 8
APRIL 17, 1992 e ClHJ KONA? fl • Good News F~om Hawaii ~ ,
~ fI1auna Loa, the actt.ve voL-Those
of you who d rink P..J' s ~o i.n. the K ona di.A..tllt.ct .0/ 'HOJJXJ..LL,. .
Kona will probably agree that it'sLA. Ileal.l.!f. the onl.V- allea Ul. t/:!e 0.5. whl..Ch LA.
hard to Find better coFF ee Un- 4U.t.ta61e to ff":ow co/lee. /he ILnaL p'lloduct
Fortunately, not all Kena ~rinkers i.A.. ..10 lUte that dL9-9-.Ut9- thIlOU9J'z A.oLi.,A
would agree - at least not all who 0/ voLcanLc Lava QJid v-eall-Iloufuiien.-v
believe they are Kona drinkers. But tu.t.;ati..on, 1,500 to 2,000 le~~ up the A.i..de
soon, it may become apparent to all 01 a voLcano i.A.. wOllth the elloll •
what real Kona is all about. Kona'A. co/lee tJteeA. aile not onl.}- di.A..eaA.e
The Kona Coffee Co~nci 1 , . a group 1leA.u:tan.t, thtE/: .alle V~lltuaLL~ fllee •
wh i ch is made up of Kona Fa rme rs 1 ike ot dUeaA.e. Ih.u ~~l..on boalI.~ the
th. ose at Kona . K.ai. F. arms ' has Fo. r. some hUlt. .t~heAe. tw poennl.d-a clle)( Y-l..el.d 01. Allabl..ca co/lee )(~)( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )(K~)( )(
tlme been petltlonlng the Hawall State )()()()()()()(~)()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(.::::~
Legislature to pass a "truth in labelling")(Klf)()()(lf)()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()( ")(
bill which would force marketers using )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(
"Kona Blends" to disclose the actual percent of Kona used. )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(:
In the past, one bean in a pound bag legally qualified as a Kona
Blend.As a result, the coffee was getting the reputation of a not ~
so superior coFFee, and Farmers were getting less per pound than ~
what they considered to be a "break even price."
But good news! The 1992 Hawaii Legislature passed Act 289, "The
Kona Blend Bill," which will require Kona percf:!·nt~ge disclosure in
blends. Additionally, this bill requires a minimum of 10% Kona in •
a Kona blend.
Currently, this law only applies to roasters and merchants in
Hawaii, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is considering a
petition of the Kona Council requiring similar standards in all states.
At P..J's we sell 100% Kona. We do not currently use Kona in any of
our blends. However, I have recently discovered that ~Kona - ~ Classic
French Roast (dark-roasted Kenyan AA) is an incredible combination. I
recommend it. Try your own. If it's good, let me know. I'll pass
it on.
APRIL
TRAUMAS
BRING
MAY
DRAMAS!
Rene Manger
Editor
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Yes, it's true. April is
National Anxiety Month. Many associate
April with the sinking of the Titanic
(4/15/1912) and the Great San Francis
Earthquake (4/18/1906). But keep
in mind the great creativity born
in April. The safety pin was
patented on April 10, 1849, maybe
to hold everyone together, and
Leonardo da Vinci was born on
April 15, 1452. So stay calm, create,
and relax with some Chamomile tea when
the pressure's too high.
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TJZ..Y. E ~~. PERERS
'P9 I J Bf?CAKFA57 TALCS
Once upon a time., about 300 ~eaM Q!}O, iJutch
colle.e. ~pi..e-1. Amu~ed an An.abi..an ~o lee. tn.u.. i..nto
!Java, to be. pLanted on a Dutch co e.e. p'Lanta.ti..on.
L i.. ttLe. d i.d tlre.4e. MlU9-9!-e.tVJ. knOtlJ at tJre. UPlf.ooted
tlte.e. ~ '!'!fA-t i..eaL aiziJ. .doci.a1.1.V i..n'{u iAi...ti..ve.. It
ILoultiAlted i..n fJava, pn.orluc~.dome. 01 the. llJORld '-1.
beAt be.a.nA. Al.m04t 100 ~e.a.M. Late.n., a ~ou~, dL ...
Ite.ct de.4ceJZ.riant 01 tire. oLd Altabi..an. b~ to 4.pltead
1t00tA i..n the. fJava .doi...L. It watched Iti..f>e!r.ed colle.e.
c.h.e.n.Iti..e.4 Leave. the. p.f.anta.ti..on ami woMle.lf.ed wh.e.n.e.
the.v went. The. Li..tUe. tllee. di.dn't Li.ke. i..tA If.oou..;
i..t wan.ted to tltaveL the woJtLd ami vi...4i..t the. colhe.e
hou4.e.4 01. whLch aome. iJutch olli.ciAlA. .ipo/~.e. w,ne.
dav- the. li..tue. tn.ee. wi.A.Jred .dO ha.J!d that i..t 6e.caine.
enpowe.n.ed b~ anceAtltaL myA-ti.c.i.Am. Ihat dav !Jave.tte.,
the. 1i..M.t cin.d onl.!/. known. col'ee. lai..IlV, wa.d bolUt.
iJUIt0g. tire 'Late 1700.d, pave.tte lowu!. pe.op,Le.
di..dn. 't have. to -itLIt tlre.i...1t collee, Itathe.n. co~/e.e.
-iiLltlted the. won.Ld. A It It LV ~ i..n F Itance., fJavette.
I.ound /I1alli..e. Antoi..ne.tte. on the. th It one.. Coll.e.e.h.
OU-ie.4 thn.i...ved, an.d to the. F 1tenc.A, a-1. 0pp0-iid to
the. plte.vi...OU-i cen.tun.V when. pOllt colle.e.hoU4e4 we.n.e.
loltce.ci out 0/ bU-ii..ne.44 6~ wi..ne. me.Jtchanu.., colle.e.
wa.d mOlte. I.cuhLonabLe. than even wi..ne.. On a late.n.
vi...4i...t to F Itance., fJavette. healld a ~oung. joun.naLiA.t,
Cami.lle. iJe.4mouLi...4, apeak Illom a tabLe. top orui...de.
01. Cal e. F ov-. H iA. -ipe.ec.Ir -iO i..n4p i..lted h iA aud i..en.ce.
that 'th~ maltche.d 011 i.n a lle.voLuti..onaIlV le.Jtvolt -
two d~ be.lolte. the. Bru.ti.lle.Je.LL. fJave.tte. llA7A. i..n
~an"d. bV then, but lle.tuJtn to F Itance. i..n 6e.tte.n.
time.4, when 8eniami..n Fn.anJd.i..n wtU hOJl9-~ out at
Cale. fJltocope..
F Itance. ~ not the. onl.V pLa.c.e. whe.n.e. colle.e.hOU-
iU CClJ'tUlled the. attenti..on 01 the. i.nte.LLe.ctuaL
eLi..te.. [n lact, i..n .§n.9.Land thue. uta.bLiAlrmen.u..
we.n.e 1te./e.Jtn.e.d. to a4 "penn.¥ uni..vf!.ItALti..u." FOil a
p~, one. couLd ~t a cup 01 coll..e.e. and LiA.ten. to
the. 9-1le.at mi.n.d-i o{ the. ti.me.. '9ave.tte. waA i..n
London on /Je.cembe.n. 29, 1775 when. R ~ Cha.Jti.e4 pltOclaimed
"The.v [colle.ehoU4w have. pltorlucerl ve.n.v
e.viL a.n.d danr;e.n.ou-i !l,le.cu.. ••• he.Jte. di..ve.lf.4e lalAe.,
maLi.c.i...OU-i and -iCandt/d.OU4 ltepOlttA alte. de.viAed."
Talk 0/ lte.voLuti.on a9JLi.nAt the. ki..n9- pltome.ted a
Ite.voke. ot tire. pltocLamati.on II dav--i Late.n.. 'B~ the.
end. 01 tlte. centun.v-, co{le.e.hou-iu ih.lti..ved i..n London
pltOpe.n. and altoundihe. ~~i.4h countlt~-iUie..
&t~and WCVJJt't the. onl.!J. vi..ctim 01 4Uch
pltocLamatLon4. F Itede.n.i..ck the. ~n.eat tlti..ed to mahe.
col'e.e. a dlti..nk onl.~ 01 the. alti.4tocltacv {he. wanted
THt COFFCl. FAI1lJ
to ke.ep ~e.lunczn-!I' -1. mone.v i..n fie.nman~J and Bach '-1.
Coflee Cantata became. a memonabLe -1.L~ 01 pltot~t.
pave.tte. altlti..ved i..n ~eAmanV ~ame. de.cade.-1. alte.~
Bach '-1. deatlr, but tro.4 lamUi.a1t wi..tIr the. cantata
an.d ltemembe.Jte.d i.t when. 4.he. healtd Fltede.n.i.ck'-1. p,ItOcLamati..
on 0/ 1781, whi..ch loltbi..d conrnone.M co'{Ie.e.,
a LuxultV i..n whi.ch. thf!;Y- coUld not i...n.d.uLg.e.. fJave.tte
/.ound vi...4i..t.A to c,eJr.man.V- diA'{ui.e.ti.n.g.J JOlt the.
LLttL~ ~ofle.e. ,ai..ltv- llA7A. lon.eve.n. ~e.i..nj- 4lti./led out
01 hi...d';JU} p'Lcreu 6!f. "co/lee. -ipL~ an an.mv of,
Ite.ti..lted -ioldi..e.M fri.Jted to Li.te.JtdJ.v- "4lti...11 out'
col'e.e. dIlWe.M. pave.tte. har!. . no ItUpe.ct {Olt
F lte.d.uLc.k, a 1i&lJt tta.iA.ed. on be.e..'t 9-ltuel. who, when.
co/le.e. dltLnki..iu;. conti..nued to thlti.ve. de.4pLte. hiA
. pltoCi.amatLon, di...4ti..ng.uiAhed hi.JMe.L1 bV- bltew~ hi...4
collee. wi..th champa9"'-e. Itaihe.n. than wate.lt.
Alte.n. Leav09- ~e.n.mtl.1l.V- fon the. La-1.t time.,
fJavette. -iou~t the. -ie.Jteni..tv 0 HoLLand. She. leLt
at home. amo~ the. Dutch, a p'f!.OpLe. who Loved the.
pLant~ an.d rln.i..nk~ 01 colle.e.. Ne.i.the.Jt Dutch
men nOIt IIJOme.n had anv- LnltLbd:.i..on-1. about dltt..nk09-.
colfe.e. i.n pubLi.cj thf!!l. df!l. i.t, Li.ked i.t, and di."d.
not calte. who knew i.t. /hev -italtted -iome. ot the.
{LMt Ame.n.i.c.an colle.e.hoU-ie.4 i..n Ni..e.uw A1TVLte.Jtdam
(New JoltkJ. fJave.tte. Loved New Jollk and Loved to
ILi..t altourui what we. nOtlJ caLL New &t~and. She. WCl.-.1
i.n BO-iton on iJe.cemhe.n. 16, 1773 whe.n.e. 4.he. watched
patlti..ot-i dump 342 ch.eA.U 01 tea i..nto BO-iton han.bolt
and col'e.e. dlli..nk~ 6e.come. a patitLOti.C pLe.a4Ulte..
{fJe.n.chanu.. Collee. HOU4e. i..n New :lonk W(U
fJavette'4 lavolli..te place i.n the woltLd. She.'d
laLLen. hopeJ.e...uL~ i..n Love. wi..th a V-0UfU} me.ltchant
who /.n.e.;(uented tlte. pLa.c.e., thou'Jlt he. ne.ve.n. noti.ced
he.n. h.i..d~ i.n collee. CUp-i anrluihatnot. She. lIXlA. at
trIe.ltchanu.. i.n 17'65 when. ci.tLe.M welte. UJaltned not to
Iti..ot ~wt tJr.e Stamp Actj -ihe. wa.d the.Jte. when. the.
SOnA.. 01 L i..beJttV- met lolt .dtltatf!.9-i.c. pLann.~ a/te.Jl
the. 8attLL-d. 01 Lvc09-ton aM Concoltdj ~he. l.lJCU
tlte.n.e. i..n 1784 when. the. 8ank 01 New Yoltk wa.d
pLanned; and a.i.tu., 4Ae lm4 the.Jte. i..n 1804 when. the.
coll.e.e.hOU4.e. 6uJtned rlOllJn.. F Itom. a cup hi..~ on a
-iheLl, pave.tte. watched CUl ffJe.n.ch.antA, and he.n.
beloved we.nt up i..n {Lamu. Wi.thout the healtt to
lL~ ~, fJave.tte. t"h.oug.ht -ihe. too wouLd ItOa-1.t.
But thi.4 wa.d not to be.. Somewhe.n.e. amonf} the
colle.e. tn.e.u 0/ !Java, a Li..ttLe. tlte.e. awakened that
da!/. i..n 1804. She. LLvu to -1.pi..ll tire be.an-1. 01
colle.e. taLeA. to -1.oci..aLLV Ln.'{uiAi.ti..ve. tn.e.~.
Right: ~avette overturns a pitcher
outside of a coffeehouse as she
attempts to hide from Prussian
coffee sniffers. She leaves
immediately for Holland, never
again to see the sun set over
Germany.
Dear Rene,
I am currently enrolled in college
and am studying History. I hope you
can help me out with a problem we are
f V~UJii having. I am a regular customer of PJ's 'fZ:::~ and hope you can h?l~. Th? name Tremoulet
All information for this article was taken from
Louisiana History, publ ished by the Louis1iana Historical
Association, Spring 1989, Volume XXX no. 2 "Maspero's
Exchange: Its Predecessors and Successors" by Samuel Wilson,
Jr. Thanks very much to Mr. Wilson and to the Society for
the information.
We invite you to come to PJ' s and make the most
important decisions of your life. Duels, however, are out
of the question.
Rene
has come up in Lou1s1ana H1story. I have
been assigned to do a report on him, but information is
scarce. Can you tell me where the Tremoulet Coffee House was
located in New Orleans? Also, are there any books on him or
the coffee House?
Thank you for your time. " " II II " II " II II II " II II II II II " II " II II II II II " " II II " II " II. "" "" Dennis
Dear Dennis,
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I contacted the Louisiana Historic Society and they were
very helpful. From the Historic New Orleans Collect ion, they
sent a well-researched article by Samuel Wilson, Jr. about
Tremoulet, a copy of which I sent to you. Briefly, here's a
little info about Tremoulet and the Commercial Coffee House:
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Sardinia, Claude Gurlie and Joseph Guillot, purchased a lot ~ c;) ~F:) ~ ~ 0--
which measured 75 feet on Chartres by 120 feet on St. Louis
and, after building was complete, leased the corner building
to Bernard Tremoulet. Tremoulet signed a 3 year lease for
rent of $4,000 per year. Pierre Maspero leased an adj acent
building on Chartres for $1,300 per year. Tremoulet promised"
the public, in an April 1, 1811 advertisement in the Louisiana
Courier to provide it "with the best the market can afford;"
sparing nothing "to render [it] worthy of public patronage."
Many historic events took place at Tremoulet' s. Patrons
there were shaken by the aftershocks of the December 1811 New
Madrid Earthquake which shook the Mississippi valley. Meetings
leading to Louisiana's admission to Union were held in
the coffeehouse in 1811. It was also a place to settle arguments
fashionably, in a duel with swords or pistols. When
Tremoulet operated the coffee house, the war of 1812 raged.
After the Bri tish took over Washington and burned the White
House, New Orleans had reason to fear invasion. In a September
1814 meeting at Tremoulet's, the Committee of Public Defence::
asked for "unity between the French and American segments of II
the population to form but one body, one soul, and defend toll ~
the last extremity your sovereignty, your property-defend your II ~.
own lives and the dearer existence of your wives and chi1dren."I1~
Bernard Tremoulet, unfortunately, found himself $65,00011
in debt. His second lease was cancelled by Gurlie and Guillotll
on October 6, 1814, and Pierre Maspero soon rented thel:
property.
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th~~ ~4 the ~~~ht tLme, p~~cew~4e, to t~nd the hou~e 0/
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LlTCJ?A71.!} CfJRHfJ?
In Lette.ItA. 01 ~WJ.tave Coult.oet,
ed.i..teti aJtd b.ar:A1a.teti. b!J Y'etJte. deJt~
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~en.ch a./ttl.A.t IDIl.l..teA. A WOmt1Jt L4
a. lIJOI1ll1J1. out 40me ~eal. moc.h.a. (!ol,lee.
lIXl.lt.~an.i:A. a t~i.p to /!Ja.M.e.WeA.. f. TIt .
t.f..ICl.4. 1D~i.tteJ1. i..n. 1861, a. ~ea.Jt. i.n. wit·
~WJ.tave admi.t4 h.e. lOCU1. l u.p to fIl9.
Ln.. Love."
If I can't have my
coffee , I'm just like
a dried up piece of
roast goat.
Johann Sebastian
Bach
The Coffee Cantata
.;
This year, '~~i;~§iil~=IIII~llmr ~ ~ ~ ~ J~:I
's getting a , •• ' ~ •• .-
ther's Day Basket ',
rom PJ's. They'll
have a couple of
them on display at
Maple, Magazine, and
Natchez Cafes, or,
I can custom ord
Look for sample Mother's
Day basket displays at
he cafes next week. To
lace an order or get more
formation, call LeSalee
at PJ's Roasting & Distribution
Center (RDC).
(504) 486-1055
Pack up your comments, questions,
ideas, letters to Danika and send them t
Rene Manger
Editor
Spilling The Beans
PJ's CoFFee & Tea, Inc.
7624 Maple Street
New Orleans, LA 70118
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Title	PJ's Coffee of New Orleans newsletter
Restaurant	PJ's
Location	7624 Maple Street, New Orleans, La
Cuisine	Coffeehouse
Subject	Coffeehouses Restaurants--Louisiana--New Orleans Newsletters
Description	Volume 1, Edition 8 of Spilling the Beans
Language	eng
Date	4/17/1992
Source	4 p., 17 x 11 inches, Folder - Restaurants (Coffee Houses - PJ's), Vertical Files, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
Repository	Howard-Tilton Memorial Library. Louisiana Research Collection.
Contact Information	larc@tulane.edu
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Full text	\VJ VOLUME I, EDITION 8 APRIL 17, 1992 e ClHJ KONA? fl • Good News F~om Hawaii ~ , ~ fI1auna Loa, the actt.ve voL-Those of you who d rink P..J' s ~o i.n. the K ona di.A..tllt.ct.0/ 'HOJJXJ..LL,.. Kona will probably agree that it'sLA. Ileal.l.!f. the onl.V- allea Ul. t/:!e 0.5. whl..Ch LA. hard to Find better coFF ee Un- 4U.t.ta61e to ff":ow co/lee. /he ILnaL p'lloduct Fortunately, not all Kena ~rinkers i.A....10 lUte that dL9-9-.Ut9- thIlOU9J'z A.oLi.,A would agree - at least not all who 0/ voLcanLc Lava QJid v-eall-Iloufuiien.-v believe they are Kona drinkers. But tu.t.;ati..on, 1,500 to 2,000 le~~ up the A.i..de soon, it may become apparent to all 01 a voLcano i.A.. wOllth the elloll • what real Kona is all about. Kona'A. co/lee tJteeA. aile not onl.}- di.A..eaA.e The Kona Coffee Co~nci 1 ,. a group 1leA.u:tan.t, thtE/:.alle V~lltuaLL~ fllee • wh i ch is made up of Kona Fa rme rs 1 ike ot dUeaA.e. Ih.u ~~l..on boalI.~ the th. ose at Kona. K.ai. F. arms ' has Fo. r. some hUlt..t~heAe. tw poennl.d-a clle)( Y-l..el.d 01. Allabl..ca co/lee )(~)( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )(K~)( )( tlme been petltlonlng the Hawall State )()()()()()()(~)()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(.::::~ Legislature to pass a "truth in labelling")(Klf)()()(lf)()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()( ")( bill which would force marketers using )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()( "Kona Blends" to disclose the actual percent of Kona used. )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(: In the past, one bean in a pound bag legally qualified as a Kona Blend.As a result, the coffee was getting the reputation of a not ~ so superior coFFee, and Farmers were getting less per pound than ~ what they considered to be a "break even price." But good news! The 1992 Hawaii Legislature passed Act 289, "The Kona Blend Bill" which will require Kona percf:!·nt~ge disclosure in blends. Additionally, this bill requires a minimum of 10% Kona in • a Kona blend. Currently, this law only applies to roasters and merchants in Hawaii, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is considering a petition of the Kona Council requiring similar standards in all states. At P..J's we sell 100% Kona. We do not currently use Kona in any of our blends. However, I have recently discovered that ~Kona - ~ Classic French Roast (dark-roasted Kenyan AA) is an incredible combination. I recommend it. Try your own. If it's good, let me know. I'll pass it on. APRIL TRAUMAS BRING MAY DRAMAS! Rene Manger Editor @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Yes, it's true. April is National Anxiety Month. Many associate April with the sinking of the Titanic (4/15/1912) and the Great San Francis Earthquake (4/18/1906). But keep in mind the great creativity born in April. The safety pin was patented on April 10, 1849, maybe to hold everyone together, and Leonardo da Vinci was born on April 15, 1452. So stay calm, create, and relax with some Chamomile tea when the pressure's too high. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@JIt • TJZ..Y. E ~~. PERERS 'P9 I J Bf?CAKFA57 TALCS Once upon a time., about 300 ~eaM Q!}O, iJutch colle.e. ~pi..e-1. Amu~ed an An.abi..an ~o lee. tn.u.. i..nto !Java, to be. pLanted on a Dutch co e.e. p'Lanta.ti..on. L i.. ttLe. d i.d tlre.4e. MlU9-9!-e.tVJ. knOtlJ at tJre. UPlf.ooted tlte.e. ~ '!!fA-t i..eaL aiziJ..doci.a1.1.V i..n'{u iAi...ti..ve.. It ILoultiAlted i..n fJava, pn.orluc~.dome. 01 the. llJORld '-1. beAt be.a.nA. Al.m04t 100 ~e.a.M. Late.n., a ~ou~, dL... Ite.ct de.4ceJZ.riant 01 tire. oLd Altabi..an. b~ to 4.pltead 1t00tA i..n the. fJava.doi...L. It watched Iti..f>e!r.ed colle.e. c.h.e.n.Iti..e.4 Leave. the. p.f.anta.ti..on ami woMle.lf.ed wh.e.n.e. the.v went. The. Li..tUe. tllee. di.dn't Li.ke. i..tA If.oou..; i..t wan.ted to tltaveL the woJtLd ami vi...4i..t the. colhe.e hou4.e.4 01. whLch aome. iJutch olli.ciAlA..ipo/~.e. w,ne. dav- the. li..tue. tn.ee. wi.A.Jred.dO ha.J!d that i..t 6e.caine. enpowe.n.ed b~ anceAtltaL myA-ti.c.i.Am. Ihat dav !Jave.tte., the. 1i..M.t cin.d onl.!/. known. col'ee. lai..IlV, wa.d bolUt. iJUIt0g. tire 'Late 1700.d, pave.tte lowu !. pe.op,Le. di..dn. 't have. to -itLIt tlre.i...1t collee, Itathe.n. co~/e.e. -iiLltlted the. won.Ld. A It It LV ~ i..n F Itance., fJavette. I.ound /I1alli..e. Antoi..ne.tte. on the. th It one.. Coll.e.e.h. OU-ie.4 thn.i...ved, an.d to the. F 1tenc.A, a-1. 0pp0-iid to the. plte.vi...OU-i cen.tun.V when. pOllt colle.e.hoU4e4 we.n.e. loltce.ci out 0/ bU-ii..ne.44 6~ wi..ne. me.Jtchanu.., colle.e. wa.d mOlte. I.cuhLonabLe. than even wi..ne.. On a late.n. vi...4i...t to F Itance., fJavette. healld a ~oung. joun.naLiA.t, Cami.lle. iJe.4mouLi...4, apeak Illom a tabLe. top orui...de. 01. Cal e. F ov-. H iA. -ipe.ec.Ir -iO i..n4p i..lted h iA aud i..en.ce. that 'th~ maltche.d 011 i.n a lle.voLuti..onaIlV le.Jtvolt - two d~ be.lolte. the. Bru.ti.lle.Je.LL. fJave.tte. llA7A. i..n ~an"d. bV then, but lle.tuJtn to F Itance. i..n 6e.tte.n. time.4, when 8eniami..n Fn.anJd.i..n wtU hOJl9-~ out at Cale. fJltocope.. F Itance. ~ not the. onl.V pLa.c.e. whe.n.e. colle.e.hOU- iU CClJ'tUlled the. attenti..on 01 the. i.nte.LLe.ctuaL eLi..te.. [n lact, i..n.§n.9.Land thue. uta.bLiAlrmen.u.. we.n.e 1te./e.Jtn.e.d. to a4 "penn.¥ uni..vf!.ItALti..u." FOil a p~, one. couLd ~t a cup 01 coll..e.e. and LiA.ten. to the. 9-1le.at mi.n.d-i o{ the. ti.me.. '9ave.tte. waA i..n London on /Je.cembe.n. 29, 1775 when. R ~ Cha.Jti.e4 pltOclaimed "The.v [colle.ehoU4w have. pltorlucerl ve.n.v e.viL a.n.d danr;e.n.ou-i !l,le.cu.. ••• he.Jte. di..ve.lf.4e lalAe., maLi.c.i...OU-i and -iCandt/d.OU4 ltepOlttA alte. de.viAed." Talk 0/ lte.voLuti.on a9JLi.nAt the. ki..n9- pltome.ted a Ite.voke. ot tire. pltocLamati.on II dav--i Late.n.. 'B~ the. end. 01 tlte. centun.v-, co{le.e.hou-iu ih.lti..ved i..n London pltOpe.n. and altoundihe. ~~i.4h countlt~-iUie.. &t~and WCVJJt't the. onl.!J. vi..ctim 01 4Uch pltocLamatLon4. F Itede.n.i..ck the. ~n.eat tlti..ed to mahe. col'e.e. a dlti..nk onl.~ 01 the. alti.4tocltacv {he. wanted THt COFFCl. FAI1lJ to ke.ep ~e.lunczn-!I' -1. mone.v i..n fie.nman~J and Bach '-1. Coflee Cantata became. a memonabLe -1.L~ 01 pltot~t. pave.tte. altlti..ved i..n ~eAmanV ~ame. de.cade.-1. alte.~ Bach '-1. deatlr, but tro.4 lamUi.a1t wi..tIr the. cantata an.d ltemembe.Jte.d i.t when. 4.he. healtd Fltede.n.i.ck'-1. p,ItOcLamati.. on 0/ 1781, whi..ch loltbi..d conrnone.M co'{Ie.e., a LuxultV i..n whi.ch. thf!;Y- coUld not i...n.d.uLg.e.. fJave.tte /.ound vi...4i..t.A to c,eJr.man.V- diA'{ui.e.ti.n.g.J JOlt the. LLttL~ ~ofle.e. ,ai..ltv- llA7A. lon.eve.n. ~e.i..nj- 4lti./led out 01 hi...d';JU} p'Lcreu 6!f. "co/lee. -ipL~ an an.mv of, Ite.ti..lted -ioldi..e.M fri.Jted to Li.te.JtdJ.v- "4lti...11 out' col'e.e. dIlWe.M. pave.tte. har!.. no ItUpe.ct {Olt F lte.d.uLc.k, a 1i&lJt tta.iA.ed. on be.e..'t 9-ltuel. who, when. co/le.e. dltLnki..iu ;. conti..nued to thlti.ve. de.4pLte. hiA. pltoCi.amatLon, di...4ti..ng.uiAhed hi.JMe.L1 bV- bltew~ hi...4 collee. wi..th champa9"'-e. Itaihe.n. than wate.lt. Alte.n. Leav09- ~e.n.mtl.1l.V- fon the. La-1.t time., fJavette. -iou~t the. -ie.Jteni..tv 0 HoLLand. She. leLt at home. amo~ the. Dutch, a p'f!.OpLe. who Loved the. pLant~ an.d rln.i..nk~ 01 colle.e.. Ne.i.the.Jt Dutch men nOIt IIJOme.n had anv- LnltLbd:.i..on-1. about dltt..nk09-. colfe.e. i.n pubLi.cj thf!!l. df!l. i.t, Li.ked i.t, and di."d. not calte. who knew i.t. /hev -italtted -iome. ot the. {LMt Ame.n.i.c.an colle.e.hoU-ie.4 i..n Ni..e.uw A1TVLte.Jtdam (New JoltkJ. fJave.tte. Loved New Jollk and Loved to ILi..t altourui what we. nOtlJ caLL New &t~and. She. WCl.-.1 i.n BO-iton on iJe.cemhe.n. 16, 1773 whe.n.e. 4.he. watched patlti..ot-i dump 342 ch.eA.U 01 tea i..nto BO-iton han.bolt and col'e.e. dlli..nk~ 6e.come. a patitLOti.C pLe.a4Ulte.. {fJe.n.chanu.. Collee. HOU4e. i..n New :lonk W(U fJavette'4 lavolli..te place i.n the woltLd. She.'d laLLen. hopeJ.e...uL~ i..n Love. wi..th a V-0UfU} me.ltchant who /.n.e.;(uented tlte. pLa.c.e., thou'Jlt he. ne.ve.n. noti.ced he.n. h.i..d~ i.n collee. CUp-i anrluihatnot. She. lIXlA. at trIe.ltchanu.. i.n 17'65 when. ci.tLe.M welte. UJaltned not to Iti..ot ~wt tJr.e Stamp Actj -ihe. wa.d the.Jte. when. the. SOnA.. 01 L i..beJttV- met lolt.dtltatf!.9-i.c. pLann.~ a/te.Jl the. 8attLL-d. 01 Lvc09-ton aM Concoltdj ~he. l.lJCU tlte.n.e. i..n 1784 when. the. 8ank 01 New Yoltk wa.d pLanned; and a.i.tu., 4Ae lm4 the.Jte. i..n 1804 when. the. coll.e.e.hOU4.e. 6uJtned rlOllJn.. F Itom. a cup hi..~ on a -iheLl, pave.tte. watched CUl ffJe.n.ch.antA, and he.n. beloved we.nt up i..n {Lamu. Wi.thout the healtt to lL~ ~, fJave.tte. t"h.oug.ht -ihe. too wouLd ItOa-1.t. But thi.4 wa.d not to be.. Somewhe.n.e. amonf} the colle.e. tn.e.u 0/ !Java, a Li..ttLe. tlte.e. awakened that da!/. i..n 1804. She. LLvu to -1.pi..ll tire be.an-1. 01 colle.e. taLeA. to -1.oci..aLLV Ln.'{uiAi.ti..ve. tn.e.~. Right: ~avette overturns a pitcher outside of a coffeehouse as she attempts to hide from Prussian coffee sniffers. She leaves immediately for Holland, never again to see the sun set over Germany. Dear Rene, I am currently enrolled in college and am studying History. I hope you can help me out with a problem we are f V~UJii having. I am a regular customer of PJ's 'fZ:::~ and hope you can h?l~. Th? name Tremoulet All information for this article was taken from Louisiana History, publ ished by the Louis1iana Historical Association, Spring 1989, Volume XXX no. 2 "Maspero's Exchange: Its Predecessors and Successors" by Samuel Wilson, Jr. Thanks very much to Mr. Wilson and to the Society for the information. We invite you to come to PJ' s and make the most important decisions of your life. Duels, however, are out of the question. Rene has come up in Lou1s1ana H1story. I have been assigned to do a report on him, but information is scarce. Can you tell me where the Tremoulet Coffee House was located in New Orleans? Also, are there any books on him or the coffee House? Thank you for your time. " " II II " II " II II II " II II II II II " II " II II II II II " " II II " II " II. "" "" Dennis Dear Dennis, ("'. ~ ~ () E:: ~ ~ E; ~(:) ~ (",.(:) R- F:) ;:::s ~ $::: , ~ ~ ~ ~~ l--("'. ~ ~ ;::,...(') ~ R-() ~. ~ ~~~ o-.(')~~~ ("'. ~ (')~ ~ ~ 0-. ~ ~ ~ ~ ("'. ~ ~ i'--...$::: ~ ~ $::: ~~ (,)"\J ~ ~ ~ (". • \:J l'-- (') () ;::,...(') ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ § ~ -? I contacted the Louisiana Historic Society and they were very helpful. From the Historic New Orleans Collect ion, they sent a well-researched article by Samuel Wilson, Jr. about Tremoulet, a copy of which I sent to you. Briefly, here's a little info about Tremoulet and the Commercial Coffee House: l'--~ E:: ~ ~ ~ ~""""I ~ (:)~;:::S~()~ $::: ;:,...; $::: ~ ~ ;::,... In 1810 two arehi teet-bui Iders from the Kingdom of (l"'-'.- ~ ;(::::)s ~ Rl'- --~("'. '.~~ (') Sardinia, Claude Gurlie and Joseph Guillot, purchased a lot ~ c;) ~F:) ~ ~ 0-- which measured 75 feet on Chartres by 120 feet on St. Louis and, after building was complete, leased the corner building to Bernard Tremoulet. Tremoulet signed a 3 year lease for rent of $4,000 per year. Pierre Maspero leased an adj acent building on Chartres for $1,300 per year. Tremoulet promised" the public, in an April 1, 1811 advertisement in the Louisiana Courier to provide it "with the best the market can afford;" sparing nothing "to render [it] worthy of public patronage." Many historic events took place at Tremoulet' s. Patrons there were shaken by the aftershocks of the December 1811 New Madrid Earthquake which shook the Mississippi valley. Meetings leading to Louisiana's admission to Union were held in the coffeehouse in 1811. It was also a place to settle arguments fashionably, in a duel with swords or pistols. When Tremoulet operated the coffee house, the war of 1812 raged. After the Bri tish took over Washington and burned the White House, New Orleans had reason to fear invasion. 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(!ol,lee. lIXl.lt.~an.i:A. a t~i.p to /!Ja.M.e.WeA.. f. TIt. t.f..ICl.4. 1D~i.tteJ1. i..n. 1861, a. ~ea.Jt. i.n. wit· ~WJ.tave admi.t4 h.e. lOCU1. l u.p to fIl9. Ln.. Love." If I can't have my coffee , I'm just like a dried up piece of roast goat. Johann Sebastian Bach The Coffee Cantata.; This year, '~~i;~§iil~=IIII~llmr ~ ~ ~ ~ J~:I 's getting a , •• ' ~ ••.- ther's Day Basket ', rom PJ's. They'll have a couple of them on display at Maple, Magazine, and Natchez Cafes, or, I can custom ord Look for sample Mother's Day basket displays at he cafes next week. To lace an order or get more formation, call LeSalee at PJ's Roasting & Distribution Center (RDC). (504) 486-1055 Pack up your comments, questions, ideas, letters to Danika and send them t Rene Manger Editor Spilling The Beans PJ's CoFFee & Tea, Inc. 7624 Maple Street New Orleans, LA 70118 Your thoughts are welcome here.

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