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	<title>Comments on: December BrewBar</title>
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		<title>By: Lonnie</title>
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		<description>Knowing we&#039;d be visiting Philadelphia, a friend sent us to Spruce St. Espresso. We&#039;re both still learning about coffee, but we had no idea what an eye-opener we&#039;d get at this cafe. We tried the Idido Misty Valley pour-over and were bowled over by a most insistent blueberry scent, and then strawberry, melon and other fruity notes as we drank it. I had no idea a cup of coffee could be a stroll through so many sunny fields of ripening fruit. 

Thanks, Aaron, for making us feel welcome in Philadelphia and for providing us with a memorable coffee experience.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Knowing we&#8217;d be visiting Philadelphia, a friend sent us to Spruce St. Espresso. We&#8217;re both still learning about coffee, but we had no idea what an eye-opener we&#8217;d get at this cafe. We tried the Idido Misty Valley pour-over and were bowled over by a most insistent blueberry scent, and then strawberry, melon and other fruity notes as we drank it. I had no idea a cup of coffee could be a stroll through so many sunny fields of ripening fruit. </p>
<p>Thanks, Aaron, for making us feel welcome in Philadelphia and for providing us with a memorable coffee experience.</p>
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