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"This tiny bar along Virgil Avenue specializes in cider and co-ferments from around the world. Slip into a booth in the dark blue interior, or grab a seat at the bar, and pore over the extensive list of choices available by the glass, or the bottle. If unsure of what to order, don’t be afraid to ask — the bartenders here are generous with their knowledge and are happy to pour tasters. During colder months, look out for the hot spiked cider on the menu." - Rebecca Roland, Eater Staff
