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By: Amanda M. Faison

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Posted: November 11, 2008 2:03 PM

New: Urbanistic Tea & Bike Shop

What began in 1998 as Lily's Herbery, a specialty tea and foodstuff shop in Highland's Square, recently morphed into a tea and bike shop. The store, now called Urbanistic Tea & Bike Shop, has moved a half-block west to the space next to St. Kilian's Cheese Shop. Much of the inventory remains the same with more than 140 varieties of tea (loose-leaf and otherwise), tea paraphernalia (think pots, presses, and cups), and culinary spices for sale. The bike component--an in-store bike repair facility--sprung from bike mechanic and part-owner Ethan Bontrager, who saw a need to service Highland cyclists. Though an unconventional pairing of wares, the eclectic combo suits the neighborhood. 3215 Lowell Blvd., 303-561-3025 --AMF
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