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Welcome to Ginza Berlin!

Discover Europe's largest selection of Japanese craft spirits and sake. For over 10 years, we have been traveling to the Land of the Rising Sun for you to track down the famous Japanese whisky, exciting gin creations and unusual liqueurs. And of course the classics par excellence: sake, shochu and awamori!

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Atelier Ginza - The center for Japanese drinking culture in Berlin

Atelier Ginza is open Thursdays to Saturdays from 15:00 to 18:30. You can not only buy whole bottles from us, but also enjoy many things on the spot. We always have several sakes and most spirits on tap. Atelier Ginza also hosts numerous tasting events. See you there!

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Tasting events at Atelier Ginza: Our dates until the end of April 2026!

Book your very special excursion into the world of Japanese spirits and sake. At each tasting, we present various distillates from different regions, from the southern tropical islands to the snowy mountains of northern Japan. You can also book an individual tasting event with us for groups of 6 or more! 

Exclusively with us: Akazake - a rarity with 1,200 years of history

Akazake is an absolute rarity from Kumamoto. Only two sake breweries still produce Akazake today - and one of them is our producer Zuiyo, which produces something particularly delicious with Tohi Aka-shu Akazake! Akazake is an ancient sake variety with a characteristic reddish-brown color and a history dating back over 1,200 years. Although the production process is similar to that of "normal" sake, Akazake is unique because wood ash is added during the production process.

"Silent Grain" - The finest combination of shochu & whisky

Japanese bar culture thrives on balance, depth and restraint. When the round character of a barley shochu and the elegant complexity of a Japanese whisky meet, very different forms of expression unfold. Shochu brings a silky, clear texture and a mild umami note, while whisky adds depth, warmth and structure. Together, they create a fascinating interplay of lightness and strength that merges into a harmonious composition in the glass.

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