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<description>&lt;p&gt;&quot;Why does Downtown, a blossoming center for art, food and culture currently lack the wine experience? Is anyone else thirsty for this particular scene to arrive?&quot;

Actually, a resturant just opened at 7th and Grand last week that might fit the bill. I talked to the owner of &quot;The Seven&quot;, (sorry no website yet), while they were redoing the inside. He spent a bundle on a temprature controlled wine storage area. (I think he said around $25K.)

I figure if he spent that much on where he stores wine, then he&apos;s likely going to stock some pretty good wines.

I haven&apos;t been yet. A bit too pricey for me, but it might be worth some LAist checking it out and doing a reveiw.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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