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Scope The Menu For 8ARM WINE, The Natural Wine Bar Replacing ‘INK’ on Sept. 4

Patrons will be able to imbibe on organic, biodynamic wines from boutique producers alongside tinned seafood, cheese plates, and churros starting next week.

Published Date: August 30, 2019, 11:03 AM EDT

Written By

Caleb J. Spivak

Editor-in-Chief

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8ARM’s Japanese-style kanzume bar INK this weekend will close to make way for a “natural” wine bar called 8ARM WINE , according to a press release Thursday.

INK’s last day will be Saturday, August 31 , before the debut of 8ARM WINE the following Wednesday, September 4 .

The wine bar will offer organic, biodynamic wines from boutique producers with limited distribution, at 710 Ponce De Leon Ave NE.

General manager and beverage director Joshua Fryer will oversee the wine list featuring by-the-glass offerings that will change regularly.

Wine by the bottle will be the same at both 8ARM and 8ARM WINE.

Fryer will also continue to offer “gong fu tea” service, an “intimate and personalized tea ceremony,” at 8ARM WINE with tea selections sourced from China, Japan, Taiwan, and India.

Curated tinned seafood and conservas will remain on the food menu, with the addition of a few plated dishes from 8ARM’s kitchen, such as cheese plates, pâtés, and desserts.

Fryer will also host winemaker meetings, industry tastings, and more within the space.

Click here to scope the current menu.

Before the space was home to INK, 8ARM operated a coffee cafe out of the 20-seat cocktail bar space.

The restaurant now operates its morning and coffee operations out of its adjacent 3HEART Roastery .

8ARM, 8ARM Wine, and 3HEART Roastery are all situated in adjoining spaces in the Paris on Ponce building.

A fourth concept from Owner Nhan Le — Ama Oyster — is in permitting to open alongside the three existing concepts.

No word on Ama’s opening timeline.

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Caleb J. Spivak is the Founder and CEO of What Now Media Group.

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