Distilled in Yoichi, Hokkaido, over a traditional coal fire.
A serious whisky with a powerful peat aroma, deep malt richness
and a finish that carries the sea breeze.

What BAR 9 holds dear is not only the drink.
It is conversation at an eight-seat counter, a quiet pause, and a little time away from the everyday.
Alone or with someone — another place to belong in the Sapporo night.
We use seasonal fruit generously, then choose the spirits and liqueurs that suit that day's sweetness and acidity.
Distilled in Yoichi, Hokkaido, over a traditional coal fire.
A serious whisky with a powerful peat aroma, deep malt richness
and a finish that carries the sea breeze.
Whisky from the Akkeshi distillery is defined by
an Islay-like peaty, smoky character, the cool climate of Akkeshi,
and the distinctive sea-breeze aroma carried in by the ocean fog.
Slip away from the everyday.
A hideaway for grown-ups.
Neither home nor work —
your third place.
Everything you need before visiting BAR 9 in Susukino, Sapporo. Solo travelers and first-time bar guests are always welcome.
Everything you need for an easy,
comfortable visit to BAR 9.
No reservation required. Call ahead
if you would like to secure a seat.
Solo guests and first-time
bar guests are always welcome.
An intimate counter setting.
Smoking is permitted.
Cash, credit cards
and PayPay accepted.
No — walk-ins are welcome. With only eight counter seats, we recommend calling 080-5327-5770 if you want to make sure a seat is waiting for you.
Absolutely. Many guests visit solo, whether for a quiet drink after exploring Sapporo or a calm night at the counter. You will never feel out of place.
More than okay. Tell us what you like — sweet, strong, fruity, whisky — and we will suggest something that fits your mood. No bar experience needed.
Cash, major credit cards, and PayPay.
We open at 7:00 PM and stay open until late. We do not have a fixed weekly day off — hours may vary on irregular closing days. Check our Instagram for the latest updates.
Find us on the 1st floor of Chitose Building, a one-minute walk from Hosui Susukino Station on the Toho Subway Line. Open in Google Maps →