Pure WH and classic, both with the word "alcohol" in their names, are owned by the same owner, but they have slightly different positions, with the former focusing on cocktails and supplemented by whiskey, while the latter is the opposite. The two restaurants are almost the same in terms of overall strength, and they are both places where you can't go wrong with a drink.

Blue and white porcelain, Nanachiri, and Mt. Fujishita, and 10 other specialty cocktails with different styles and bright highlights named after the song did not support the overall rating of Pure WH. For example, Mt. Fuji mixes gin, milk with matcha and syrup to create the flavor of matcha frappuccino, but like other specialty cocktails, this wine is a little less integrated, and the slightly sweet taste even masks the taste of alcohol.

Classic is dominated by whisky, with a wide range of wines, and many niche whisky brands are located in the wine cabinet. It's worth mentioning that while whisky is the selling point, the classic cocktails in the store are a little ahead of Pure WH, and they have a more balanced taste.

In terms of the atmosphere of the store, the early opening of Pure WH is better than the latter, and the extensive use of red lighting in this store gives the atmosphere a slightly sultry atmosphere. The second floor of the Loft layout is home to vintage game consoles and dartboards for drinkers' entertainment. Classic's store is a little smaller, and it is located in a residential building on Luojiashan Street, which makes the bar very deserted.

In terms of service, Pure WH is even better, the waiters in the store are dressed in tennis prince costumes, the attitude is sincere and enthusiastic, they will take the initiative to add tea and snacks, and introduce their wines to be very professional. In contrast, the Classic waiters are slightly more indifferent, and they all need to be greeted by drinkers.