This week, one of our favorite St. Louis Jewish celebrities brought a bit of sweetness to our lives. Andy Cohen will now have his own ice cream flavor sold at Clementine’s Naughty and Nice Creamery, with half of the sales of “Peppermint Andy,” to be donated to the local non-profit organization DOORWAYS. The new flavor is available in scoop shops right now and will be available for online ordering starting Wednesday, Nov. 3.

“My Mom has been heavily involved with DOORWAYS since I came out of the closet in 1989, and I love supporting them any chance I can get,” explained Cohen.

“Andy Cohen has been a steadfast DOORWAYS supporter and friend for many, many years,” said Opal Jones, president, and CEO of DOORWAYS. “It’s wonderful to see Clementine’s honor him with this new ice cream. Peppermint is known as both a remedy and a delightful essence—two characteristics among Andy’s many traits. He helps improve the lives of people in need—such as our DOORWAYS clients—through his generous and kind spirit.”

“We are honored to partner with Andy and DOORWAYS on this special flavor,” added Tamara Keefe, CEO and flavor temptress for Clementine’s Creamery. “What a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday season with a delicious new ice cream that will also benefit a most worthy organization in our community.”

The flavor consists of Clementine’s dairy base, crushed New York’s King Leo Peppermint candies, decadent dark chocolate curls and a hint of vanilla.

Guests are invited to visit one of six ice cream shops located at 1637 S. 18^th Street in historic Lafayette Square; 730 DeMun in Clayton; 4715 Macklind in the South Hampton neighborhood; the Meadows Shopping Center in Lake St. Louis; 13426 Clayton Road in Town & Country and the soon-to-open Kirkwood location at 140 W. Argonne.

Online shipping of Peppermint Andy is also available beginning Nov. 3 at www.clementinescreamery.com.