Everyday California, a La Jolla-based lifestyle company specializing in ocean adventures and apparel, recently announced the launch of Woholle Juice Box, a premium juice bar. Offering cold-pressed juices, smoothies, elixirs, and healthy foods, Woholle is located within Everyday California’s new flagship store at 2261 Avenida De La Playa.
The menu, developed in collaboration with The Vida Well founder and nutritionist Torie Borrelli, effortlessly pairs high quality locally-grown ingredients with great taste. Cold-pressed juices include the refreshingly sweet Spunky Watermelon, which fuses watermelon with coconut water, lime and chia seeds, and the nutritious Equalize, which combines cucumber and celery with a healthy dose of spinach, kale and parsley leaves.
Woholle Juice Box was created by Everyday California co-founders and managing partners Christopher Lynch and Michael Samer to further build on the company’s California-inspired healthy living vision and fulfill a neighborhood desire for premium juice. The name Woholle comes from the indigenous Kumeyaay tribe, meaning “hole in the mountains,” which describes the caves and rock formations along the La Jolla shoreline.
“The new juice bar is a great addition to our new flagship store and perfect complement to a day out on the water, the beach or just spending time near the coast,” said Lynch. “It’s great to finally see our vision come to fruition and be able to add healthy foods to our ocean adventure and California-inspired apparel businesses.”
Designed by Tecture, Woholle’s style is a contemporary spin on the local neighborhood, featuring white tile, large rock formations, moss wall covering and other modern textures that hint at the area. The long bar along the back of the juice bar plays on the ‘neighborhood bar’ feel, allowing customers to sit down and take in the atmosphere or enjoy one of three TV screens.
The modern motif also separates Woholle from the rest of the new shop, which serves as a launch pad for the company’s established adventure and apparel businesses. The shop’s prominent features include reclaimed wood walls, underwater art wall covering, cartography and historic photographs, along with apparel displays. In addition to Everyday California apparel and accessories, the shop offers products from local brands, such as Blenders and Pura Vida, as well as Shwood, Nixon and Apolis products.
“We’re thrilled to finally open doors and share Woholle Juice Box with both locals and travelers,” added Samer. “And whether kayaking, stand up paddle boarding or surfing, I think most of our adventure-minded guests will enjoy a healthy drink or bite before or after they go out, conveniently under the same roof.”
Woholle is managed by Duke Jarboe and Draper Donley, while the adventure and apparel shop is managed by Brian Stevens, who also oversaw Everyday California’s previous location.
For more information and menu items, visit wohollejuicebox.com and www.everydaycalifornia.com.
