Novel & Cerita Casa Blanca Modern Mexican Tequila Bar Photos

He reached for a bottle of Kurayoshi 18-Year he got as a gift from a Japanese diplomat. His bar was an arsenal of consequences with varieties like Absinthe from Prague, Navy-strength gin from Finland, A cask of pure agave from the hills of Oaxaca, which are enough to wreck a lightweight for a week. Most people would black out from half a glass, but he never did because his mind wouldn’t let him drown. The bar was his sanctuary for control where he reasserted discipline.

I ask, going back to sit on the bar stool. "Two shots of tequila, please." he asks the bartender, ignoring my question. "I don't drink tequila.” I talk. "You're boring. Your life seems boring. You must drink a lot of tequila today." "Here it is.” Richard, the name I read on the badge of the bar man he ordered our drinks speaks. Pouring the tequila into small glasses in front of us, then a small glass container of salt and a plate of lime wedges. I frown, not really understanding the reason for the lemon.

The bartender's voice drew me back to face him. I looked at him, tapping my fingers against the counter while he searched his vast collection for my order. "Can you please hurry up?" The bartender faced me with sorry eyes. "I'm sorry, Miss. We're out of Tequila Ley," he announced. "Are you fucking kidding me? You're out of Tequila Ley?" "We do have other drinks that I'm sure you'd love, I promise you." His eyes glimmered as he spoke.

The man said, extending his hands like it was his big night and truly it was. Rutt smiled at the mere instant and walked to the center table with different wines and two glasses resting on it. “What can I offer you?” “We’re Mexican, we just want tequila,” said the man, sitting down on the chair in front of Rutt. Rutt poured two glasses of tequila. That was the drink of the Mexican ones. Who hadn’t ask her to pour tequila in those six nights she had been with important men who else had the need to be with a beautiful woman as her?

"Which one?" "Any of them. The one in Cozumel. With the tequila." "Oh, that." He brightened slightly. "We went to this little place off the beaten path. Family-owned. They had this blue agave tequila that was..." He kissed his fingers. "Magnificent." I nodded, pretending to listen, my mind elsewhere. My phone buzzed in my pocket. I glanced down under the cover of the table. Jax: Hope the rain didn't ruin your day. Just saw this and thought of you.

The city can be toxic and poisonous to our health, and this bar claims to offer an antidote to the metro's chaos with its food, drinks, and a 360-degree view of the metropolis. I arrived too early; he said he still had a meeting at eight p.m., so I would drink while waiting. "Mr. bartender, one Tokyo sojourn, please." The Tokyo Sojourn is mezcal-based and infused with Nordic spices and cucumber. It's not too fruity, but at the same time, not as bitter as Leek'N Good. "Tokyo Sojourn on the go, ma'am." The bartender sounds to be delightful. It's beautiful, and you can almost reach the star in the sky. This place is perfect for heartbroken people like me.

"What can I get you both, beautiful ladies?" he asked politely with a smile as he threw the white cloth he held over his shoulder in a dramatic way. A strand of black mixed with blonde hair had fallen onto his face at the same time. "Two glasses of red wine and two shots of tequila," Elena smirked as she ordered and winked her eyes in the direction of the bartender. The bartender laughed and nodded his head in agreement as he said, "Coming up right now."

A red 2022 Acura TLX is stopped before quite possibly of the greatest bar in the downtown area. The sensitive cosmetics all over paired Rubby's hot body, as though she had changed into an enticing courier in obscurity. She turned her hips, raised her jawline, and was extremely enchanting. The bar was loaded up with smoke and liquor. She tracked down an irregular spot to sit and called the barkeep. "Present to me every one of the most costly wines here." She hurled herself entirely into the couch, attempting to coordinate herself into the cheerful woods. "Stand up kelvin. We should leave.

A soft neon sign glowed above the entrance: La Cantina de la Luna. It was a highly exclusive, beautifully designed Mexican restaurant, known for its high-end traditional cuisine, low-key lighting, and strict privacy policies for high-profile guests. The valet opened my door, and I stepped out into the cool night, Dominic joining me on the sidewalk as the car was driven away.

The one with the better face said and I gave out a short chuckle. "Three bottles of Tequila Paloma and two bottles of White Russian." I wrote their stuff down and was about to leave when the latter grabbed my hand and dropped something on the table which I looked down to see that it was a picture. "Hmm?" "Seen this guy around here?" The other barbarian asked. "No," I replied and he nodded. "Then what about a guy that's six feet tall and has grey eyes and..." He trailed off and shook his head. "Don't worry about it." He mumbled and I nodded, smiling before turning around and rolling my eyes.