Food & Drink Oct 26, 2020 at 9:00 am

A Cappuccino for Now, a Bottle of Wine for Later

The Juice Club and Union Coffee collab is a bright spot during this terrible, terrible year.

Jordan Michelman
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"As a culture, natural wine actively seeks to purge a lot of the traditional trappings of the wine status quo, namely: money, age, snobbery, and exclusion"

Photo Caption: "To avert the exclusive snobbery of the wine status quo they chose to offer $28-70 bottles of wine"

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