
A Korean Bar Reconsiders Korean Drinking
At New York’s Reception Bar, Katie Rue’s thoughtful soju and non-alcoholic cocktails are challenging Korean drinking stereotypes.
- story: Irene Yoo
- photos: Lizzie Munro
At New York’s Reception Bar, Katie Rue’s thoughtful soju and non-alcoholic cocktails are challenging Korean drinking stereotypes.
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