The variety of delicious drinks such as American whiskey and bourbon, which are still unexplored, is the base of the Cuban sandwich, which was exquisite. It was the best sandwich I've ever had. The balance of pickles, meat, and sauce was so good that I had to close my eyes while savoring it for the first time in a sandwich. I definitely want to come back to try this again. The master also had a wide knowledge and I am grateful for the conversation. Oh, and the Charm's nuts... they were delicious. He mentioned adding an extra touch, but it was more than just an extra touch, it was exquisite. Thank you for the meal.

I visited after a long time. Kyoto's No.1 American whiskey bar, Gin & Tonic (Bourbon!), and Hurricane smoked quail and bacon that switch on. I bought and reserved a book with tremendous heat. There was also some promotion for a certain drink at the end. The bartender is outstanding and skilled in conversation. I want to learn from them. It seems they have started teaching AI about coffee. Laugh.

Hidden gem in Kyoto - Nakashima Island. A standout American whiskey bar in Kyoto. The master who took care of us from the previous shop. The appetizers are all delicious. The gin and tonic is made with Boodles. Sometimes he can be mischievous. Today, I also ordered a Martini. The highball with American whiskey was also great. It was a wonderful night. This location is unfair (laughs).

On June 1st, the new Bourbon Bar opened in the first year of Reiwa.

I previously visited a bourbon bar and in front of it, a new bourbon bar opened. Regardless of the reasons, I must say the manners at the new bar are not very good. I had a conversation about the new bar with the owner and thought, "This owner seems like a good person." Now, this bar is quite different. I don't know much about Western liquor, and I almost always get sick if I drink it straight... I prefer sake or wine, but it seems like they don't have sake here. I decided to try a glass of red wine, which is not very adventurous, but they only serve French wine. That's fine, though. I thought it was cool that there was a nearby bar that only served French wine, but apparently, they recently closed. It seemed like a bar mainly for tax purposes. Since then, Ryoma Street has become lively, but it's still quite small. I hope they can complement each other well.