Yum 🍫 Cocoa Beantown’s Exclusive Tasting at The Loring Greenough House

This November, The Loring Greenough House in JP is set to transform into a haven for chocolate lovers with an event that redefine the way y’all perceive chocolate.

Thursday, November 14
7-8:30pm

Cocoa Beantown, a local gem known for its delightful chocolate-centric experiences, is bringing its expertise to Jamaica Plain for a night of discovery and indulgence.

This event isn’t just about tasting chocolate; it’s about understanding the intricate world behind each bar. For $35, participants will embark on a 4-part tasting journey, guided by the knowledgeable team from Cocoa Beantown. The evening will unravel secrets of the cocoa bean, exploring not just flavors but the very sound of chocolate – a detail that hints at the craftsmanship involved.

For those who wish to elevate their holiday gatherings with chocolate wisdom, or simply for those who adore chocolate, this event is not to be missed. Tickets are available via Eventbrite, promising an evening filled with new discoveries and, of course, delicious chocolate.

Join Cocoa Beantown and The Loring Greenough House on November 14 for what promises to be a sweet exploration into the world of chocolate, where every bite tells a story.

About Cocoa Beantown

Cocoa Beantown, renowned for its tours and educational sessions in Boston, aims to deepen the community’s love for chocolate. From toddlers to centenarians, they’ve touched lives with their passion for cocoa, and now they’re bringing that magic to Jamaica Plain.

About The Loring Greenough House

The Loring Greenough House, itself a historical landmark, provides the perfect backdrop for this sensory adventure. Located at 12 South Street, the venue’s charm adds to the evening’s allure, making the experience not just educational but also memorable.

Michelle McCormack

Michelle McCormack

Michelle is founder of Secret Boston. She is a media strategist and creative director. Fun fact: she was once chased by a lion in Africa while on a photo shoot for Town & Country Mag. (It’s been all uphill since then!) Her work spans media, politics, and emerging tech, from early crypto and NFTs to AI today. She’s lived in four countries and five cities, but deep down she’s always from JP.

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