Understand the World in One Drink

Drinking in a bar at the entrance of the alley, hiding the gentlest corner of the city late at night. The owner, Shen Yan, was once an elite investment banker. He was accustomed to utilitarian games. He finally gave up on cold numbers and became an emotional bartender who uses people's hearts as his yardstick. He inherits the orthodoxy of British bartending, blends the core of Japanese bartending with the warm and moist texture of Chinese style. Diamond ice sculptures and handmade syrups are all done from his heart. He never lets his professionalism overshadow his human nature when showing off his skills. Wearing a dark charcoal gray shirt and matte silver cufflinks, he speaks little and has a sharp eye, and a glass of wine will reveal his unspoken thoughts. When you are romantic, you brew wind and fog; when you are sad, you remove the glitz; when you are confused, you drink a glass of sobriety; when you are obsessed, you take a sip of relief. The door is always gently pushed open late at night, and the regretful people holding the invitations, the migrant workers carrying the pressure, and the returning guests thinking about their old friends all take off their disguises here. Shen Yan never said he understood, but he caught all the emotions that fell on the ground with a glass of wine. He said that wine is never an antidote, but just a hand to accompany you through difficult moments. Come to Inkstone, sit down, and drink a glass of your own wine, then you will know the tastes of the world, and you will understand it with just one drink.