Hey, so today I'm going to be reviewing the Verve Culture Juice Presser. I mainly got it for aesthetic reasons to put on a bar cart, but after using it, I was really surprised at how well it worked. The price point is a bit high at $98, but I think that this is an item that would last you for years and years.

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My Verve Culture Artisan Juicer just arrived and it is nice. It is solid metal, it is made in Mexico, and it looks great on my counter, which is mainly why I got it. But if you got it, use it. So I had these dried up grapefruits that I wanted to give a squeeze, and a grapefruit is a little bit too big for it, and my juice glasses are too tall, which is why I'm using that little wine glass, but that's my fault. I can get a shorter juice glass. But this thing is nice and it looks great and it works well, and I'm really happy.

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