Aroma Joe’s is Celebrating Summer with Best Friends Day Deals, FREE Drinks for Dads, and America 250 Promotions! Locally-owned and operated handcrafted beverage shop to offer limited-time giveaways and summer promotions throughout June

Aroma Joe’s, one of the nation’s leading handcrafted beverage franchises, announced today its exciting lineup of June promotions and seasonal celebrations, including giveaways for Best Friends Day, Father’s Day, and America 250.

Aroma Joe’s June Giveaways and Promotions include:

National Best Friends Day on June 8 – BOGO 24 oz. AJ’s RUSH & Cold Brew/Coffee: AJ’s Rewards members can celebrate friendship with a buy-one, get-one-free 24 oz. AJ’s RUSH energy drink or Cold Brew/Coffee offer.

Father’s Day on June 21 – FREE 24 oz. Any Drink: Aroma Joe’s is treating dads to a free 24 oz. beverage of their choice in-store to celebrate Father’s Day.

Celebrate Summer on June 22 - AJ’s Rewards members get 10x the points with the purchase of an Iced Tea, Coffee, or AJ’s RUSH.

Dirty Soda Sticker Giveaway – Purchase any Dirty Soda in-shop on Wednesday, June 24th, and get an exclusive Cheeky Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda Sticker.

America 250 Celebration from June 29 to July 4 –$2.50 24 oz. AJ’s RUSH®: AJ’s Rewards members can celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a special $2.50 24 oz. AJ’s RUSH promotion. One per person during the promo period.

About Aroma Joe’s

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in South Portland, Maine with 135 locations across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Florida, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York. . Aroma Joe's was named a Top-10 drive-thru coffee spot in the US by USA Today for two years in a row. It’s a local destination for handcrafted coffee and espresso drinks, unique infused blends, signature AJs RUSH® Energy Drinks and all-day food offerings served in a friendly and upbeat environment. Aroma Joe's is positively impacting people with passion, caring and a commitment to excellence throughout every shop and community. For more information and for franchising opportunities visit: aromajoes.com.

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