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A full selection of wine starting at $9 is complemented by local and craft beers as well as spirits.
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by Craig Bettenhausen
The building looks very different than it did a few months ago. Clean plate glass windows replace the armored mesh facade, the interior is wide open and done up in a semi-rustic style with exposed beams and brick. A painted sign for the store adorns the western face of the building facing the parking lot, and a handicap ramp leads up to the main entrance on 29th st.
Jones and Pressman came to Remington from a larger store and wine bar in Canton. They sold that operation in January and began looking for a smaller, more manageable location. Their new space here in Remington is owned by Seawall Development, as is the parking lot next door, where they will have four spaces set aside.
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Despite speculation to the contrary, RWC has Natty Boh. A six pack of tall-boy cans is seven dollars. |