Opened in 2015, the owner, Lao Zhu, is both a bartender and a calligrapher, and has combined his two hobbies into one. There are two stores in Langu, one is to get drunk, and the other is like a dream, and the name of the store full of ancient charm has become a unique memory point of this bar.
It seems to be a bar-like bar, but in fact, the shop itself is not elegant. Several dim neon lights hang outside the door, and inside the half-covered wooden door is a small inner hall, and the interior of the renovated residential house adopts the rare emerald green tone of the bar, which is warm and mysterious; The staircase and walls are decorated with pen, ink, paper, and inkstones, all of which are the boss's own ink treasures, as well as souvenirs brought back from all over the world, in a casual and flamboyant style.
As the main bartender in the store, the owner insists on handwriting the wine list, and most of the 170 cocktails are self-created. Qingqi's name and whimsical combination are not enough to satisfy the elegance of the boss, he will also prepare exclusive drinks according to the needs, preferences, and even moods of the guests. If the guest is confused about the choice of wine, the decision can be made by lottery. The store has designed a sticker with dozens of bamboo sticks with the name of the wine written on them, and two empty sticks, which can be drawn to drink any glass for free. Since most of the cocktails belong to self-created liquors, there is inevitably a more or less gap between other bartenders and Lao Zhu in terms of taste balance, so it is best for guests who want to taste their own cocktails to be hand-blended by the boss, which can increase the sense of experience.
If you want to meet the boss and have an interesting chat with him, it is recommended to choose Xiangzuili located on Dongfu Street. Although there are no organs or codes, the locations of the two Langu stores are quite difficult to find. When you come to the slightly messy yard, you can boldly push the door through the green plant decoration that "hides people's eyes and ears", and you will see another village.
