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Atelier Ginza - your store for Japanese spirits and sake in Berlin Charlottenburg
The Atelier Ginza is open from Monday to Friday from 2 - 7 pm, on Saturdays from 12 - 6 pm. You can try almost everything for a small fee, with 4 different sakes open daily. Please note that we only accept card payment. We look forward to your visit at Pfalzburger Straße 20!
Discover the diversity of Japanese spirits
Welcome to our website!
Since 2015 we have been travelling the land of the rising sun to discover ever new and exciting treasures of spirits for you. Our customers are Japan lovers and experts as well as mixologists, cool bars and sophisticated restaurants. You will find the famous Japanese whisky, exciting gin creations and fancy liqueurs. And of course the classics from Japan: sake and shochu!
Ginza Berlin - News
Tasting events at Ginza Berlin: your calendar for the first quarter
Join us on a journey into the world of Japanese spirits. At our exclusive tasting events, you will learn all about the producers, production methods and drinking styles of our fine distillates. Of course, we will also let you taste plenty of them and tell you exciting and funny anecdotes from our trips to the land of the rising sun.
Christmas shipping at Ginza Berlin - please note these deadlines
Christmas is just around the corner and with it the search for the ultimate gift for your loved ones! Please note our deadlines for Christmas shipping so that your gifts arrive on time. The order deadline in our online store is 19.12.2023. Orders placed by midnight should arrive on time for Christmas. Nevertheless, we recommend that you place your Christmas orders as early as possible.
Tagesspiegel Wirtschaft in Berlin - Spirits from Japan
The Tagesspiegel reports on our opening of Atelier Ginza in Charlottenburg and focuses its coverage on shochu, Japan's most popular spirit, which is almost always produced by very small craft producers. The Tagesspiegel is the leading media outlet in the capital.
