After enjoying delicious yakitori at Yudeme, I offered to drop off my friend who loves eating at their home nearby. However, feeling like having a little more to drink, we decided to stop by a standing bar that we wanted to go to, only to find out it was closed. But luckily, there was a BAR that caught our attention nearby. So, we decided to visit Coppoletta. This place specializes in selling Coppola hats, the Sicilian style hats from Italy, and also has a wine bar inside. The atmosphere was very stylish and cool. We arrived at the shop around 10:30 PM, and there was a sign for the hat shop and bar outside. It was a bit intimidating to enter, but we went in anyway. Inside, there were various Coppola hats displayed. It was so fashionable. As we walked further in, a dandy bartender welcomed us. So, we raised our glasses for a toast. The drinks we had were: - Fongaro Spumante Gran Cuvee (price unknown) - Amaro Montenegro (price unknown) The food we had was smoked nuts and dried fruits (price unknown). Fongaro Spumante Gran Cuvee had a sophisticated and creamy foam with hints of citrus and nuttiness. It was really delicious. After the Spumante, we had Amaro Montenegro as a digestif. It had a bittersweet taste with nuances of licorice and caramel-like richness. Enjoying a digestif after a meal is always a blissful time. As a charm, we were served smoked nuts and dried fruits, which paired well with both the Spumante and Amaro. Drinking in such a stylish space made the experience even more special. The bartender's witty conversation added to the fun. It was a wonderful time in a unique space. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Coppoletta in Nakatsu, Osaka while waiting for a seat at Shinyuuki. It is located about a 3-minute walk from Nakatsu Station on the subway and within walking distance from Hankyu Umeda Station. The exterior and interior have a stylish café-bar atmosphere. There are 8 counter seats and 4 sofa seats, totaling 12 seats available. The interior is decorated with Sicilian flat caps displayed everywhere. I casually dropped by and sat at a counter seat for one person. They mainly serve Italian wines. They also sell flat caps, and the owner personally goes to Italy to purchase them from a workshop. Salice Salentino Rosso is a red wine from Puglia, Italy. I ordered a glass, and they even opened a new bottle for me upon my request. It has a bitter taste with a hint of sweetness. It also has a unique sensation, similar to the tingling feeling when eating Japanese sansho pepper. It is full-bodied and rich, with a mineral quality. It's not like the typical French-style wines. Monferrato Bianco is a white wine from Piedmont, Italy. It is 100% Viognier, with a mineral and dry taste. This wine is also quite delicious! They also provide snacks. I had two glasses of wine for 2700 yen. I was expecting a charge of around 2000 yen just for the service, so this was a fair price. The owner shared various stories and feelings about Italy with me. It truly is a hidden gem for adults! As a wine and whiskey lover, this place is irresistible. I will definitely revisit this wonderful wine bar soon. Next time, I want to visit after dinner and enjoy a leisurely time.

Dandy's symbol, the bird hat. The shop is filled with stylish hats mainly imported from Italy, selling for around 10,000 to 20,000 yen each. At the same time, you can enjoy delicious wine at the counter or on the 4-seater sofa. It's a very stylish wine bar. On my second visit in June 2016, my companion and I sat at the counter. I had white wine, while my companion had an amaretto soda. Dried fruits were served. The total cost was 3,400 yen for the two of us. In August 2015, with four people, we sat comfortably on the sofa at a table. We opened two bottles of red wine and enjoyed some snacks. Cheers to this amazing atmosphere. This type of bar is said to be the only one in Japan. It truly feels like a different world. The wine was a decent Italian Sangiovese. Let's just relax and enjoy our time here. The restaurant also has a photo collection of Italian Mafia movies. Dandy and gangsters. Cheers to this amazing atmosphere. This type of bar is said to be the only one in Japan. It truly feels like a different world. The wine was a decent Italian Sangiovese. Let's just relax and enjoy our time here.

A deep connection with another department at the branch office, K and S, invited M and me out for drinks. After adjusting schedules since the end of last year, today was finally the day. We started with a quick bite at Oden Hitokuchi in Nishitenma, Omatsu Street and then moved on to a second bar. Following K's lead, we stopped by a wine bar along Midosuji Street, but it was full. With K's resourcefulness, we hailed a taxi and headed to Nakanoshima. In a quiet corner off the main street, we found the wine bar COPPOLETTA. The sign "Hat Shop Bar" was puzzling, but once we opened the door, it all made sense. The interior was filled with Italian hats, truly a hat boutique. It felt like having a drink inside a boutique, but surprisingly relaxing. We finished a bottle of Italian wine with the four of us. The conversation continued from earlier, which had only been work-related. We made various discoveries in both work and personal matters, and it seems like our future work will go smoothly.

This is a hat and wine shop. The owner couldn't choose between hats and wine, so they opened a shop that sells both. The shop is small with 5 counter seats and 4 sofa seats, but it has a wide variety of hats for sale. The owner, who is a nice guy like the owner of "Vineria Ricontrato", listens to customers' preferences when selecting wines. The wines I tried were from Sardinia, Nebbiolo, and other regions. The owner, a fun guy like Coppola, opened the shop with his wife because they both love hats and wine. If you're interested in either hats or wine, you should visit this shop. I drank too much for a second stop, trying various wines like Erbaluna Langhe Nebbiolo 2007, Barolo Serralunga Palladino 2005, Triente Cannonau di Sardegna 2008, Montepulciano D'Abruzzo D.O.C Colle Maggio 2005, Copertino Rosso 2003, and Torre di Ciardo by Marchesi Torrigiani 2004.

I was taken here by an acquaintance who knows this place. Otherwise, I wouldn't have easily come to such a place. It's far from Nakatsu station, and even further from Umeda. But the location is nice. It feels like it's just standing alone in the city. As the name suggests, it seems that hats are also sold here, as the store is full of hats. People who like hats must love it. Even if you're not interested like me, it's fun to look around. Combined with that, the atmosphere of the store is wonderful. The store isn't very spacious, but you can relax and feel at ease. It's like a salon bar. And the clientele is nice. I've only been there once, so it might just be a coincidence, but all the customers who came were lovely adults. I may not come here often, but it's a place I feel like visiting occasionally.

First of all, the name of the shop is great! A hat shop bar, just as it is! (laughs) It may take courage to enter alone, but it is a very cozy place to go with two people. Stylish and wonderful hats are plentiful! And the master with a lot of character is great. I tried three types of wine by the glass. One white, two reds. They opened bottles for all three... Thank you very much! For snacks, they served a platter of prosciutto, cheese, salad, breadsticks, pickles, and more, all perfect for wine. It was delicious~! I don't really want to tell anyone about this place. I only want to go with people I like.