Apr 25, 2012 12:09 PM
When one door closes, another door opens.
After 17 and a half years of roasting and serving coffee at the Shopping Cove on Sag Harbor’s Main Street, Java Nation owners Andres and Cheryl Bedini have been forced to take their roaster elsewhere after losing their lease.
The new location in Bridgehampton, which shares a building with Iron Horse Graphics on Maple Lane just east of the train station, is described by Mr. Bedini as a “destination spot.” It will open to the public in a few weeks.
Now that they have more space to roast coffee, the couple plans to rely heavily on wholesale coffee bean sales, both at the brick-and-mortar store as well as online, as they lose much of the foot traffic they had at their location at the Shopping Cove.... more
After 17 and a half years of roasting and serving coffee at the Shopping Cove on Sag Harbor’s Main Street, Java Nation owners Andres and Cheryl Bedini have been forced to take their roaster elsewhere after losing their lease.
The new location in Bridgehampton, which shares a building with Iron Horse Graphics on Maple Lane just east of the train station, is described by Mr. Bedini as a “destination spot.” It will open to the public in a few weeks.
Now that they have more space to roast coffee, the couple plans to rely heavily on wholesale coffee bean sales, both at the brick-and-mortar store as well as online, as they lose much of the foot traffic they had at their location at the Shopping Cove.... more
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