We love us a pop-up, especially when it involves those \u201cbygone\u201d products we still think about from time to time.<\/p>\n
Snapple just launched a one-day-only bodega at 319 Sixth Avenue by West 3rd Street in Greenwich Village, handing out free drinks to all patrons\u2014no purchase necessary, while supplies last\u2014in the classic glass bottles the company phased out back in 2017 to be more environmentally friendly, according to ABC7<\/a>.<\/p>\n Snapple even posted a photo of the setup on Instagram, directly calling out the high-end, culty California-based grocery store Erewhon, which recently announced plans to open a \u201ctonic bar\u201d inside the private padel club Kith Ivy in the West Village<\/a>\u2014basically only catering to those able to cough up the club\u2019s $36,000 membership fee.<\/p>\n \u201cHey Erewhon, we already opened a juice bar,\u201d reads the writing on the pop-up\u2019s window. \u201cIt\u2019s called a bodega and everyone is welcome.\u201d Good game, Snapple.<\/p>\n Now, back to those glass bottles, which are practically collector\u2019s items at this point. Visitors can choose from\u00a0five classic Snapple flavors: apple, peach tea, kiwi strawberry, lemon tea and zero sugar peach tea.<\/p>\n We can only imagine how packed the spot will get, so with limited supplies and the pop-up closing at 9pm, we suggest heading to downtown Manhattan ASAP.<\/p>\n