CLEAN ME UP JRINK PLUS

JRINK, a juicery at 19th and I streets, sells a range of raw juices that are packed with fresh produce.īut the drink was surprisingly refreshing and even sweet.

CLEAN ME UP JRINK PLUS

The rectangular glass bottles the juices come in were a plus (I’m holding onto mine as a souvenir that will double as a flower vase.) But when I opened the first bottle of Fuel Me Up – with pear, kale, cucumber, romaine and lettuce – to take a whiff before I drank it, I was worried that I was about to choke down a bottle of liquified salad. After she asked what I was looking for, to which I (unhelpfully) responded, “a good juice,” she suggested two of their popular green juices, the “Fuel Me Up” and the “Fuel Me Up 2.” The cashier was well-equipped to handle a customer like me who clearly knew nothing about the product.

The fresh, white decor was inviting and the nook offered a cafe vibe: At a communal table by the window, two girls chatted while working on their laptops. The juice bar I stepped into was not the stainless steel-clad hub for Soul Cycle regulars that I expected. We took a trip to see if it is worth the price.Īs someone who has never eaten kale before, I wouldn’t normally seek out an eatery located within a yoga studio.īut after a Thanksgiving break that involved consuming way too many mashed potatoes and a visit to the doctor who chided me for not eating enough vegetables, I made my way to JRINK juicery on 19th and I streets. Drinks range from green juices, with blended vegetables and fruits, to nut milks sweetened with cinnamon and vanilla. JRINK, which opened its Foggy Bottom location last month, sells bottles of cold-pressed juices for about $9 each.

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