News - Ginza Berlin
New year, new products: Discover our new delicacies from Japan!
In keeping with the new year, we present our nine new products. There are lots of great things that we discovered on our last trip to Japan - from liqueurs and whisky to yuzu shochu and rum. Have fun discovering them!
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Dec 21, 2022
Turn of the year like in Japan: order sparkling sake for your New Year's Eve party now 🥂
Sparkling sake has been all the rage in Japan for several years and has replaced champagne, prosecco, sparkling wine and the like. Toast like in Japan this year and order sparkling sake for your New Year's Eve party now!
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Sake-&-More-Taxi for Berlin: We can now be found at Wolt!
Sake-&-More-Taxi for Mitte, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Neukölln and Friedrichhain: Dear Berliners, from now on you can find us at Wolt! Wolt supplies you with the finest booze and sake from Japan within a 4-kilometer radius (as the crow flies) of our warehouse! Check quickly if you are in the delivery area!
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Information on Christmas shipping at Ginza Berlin
Christmas is fast approaching! Please note the deadlines for Christmas shipping so that your gifts arrive on time. The order deadline in our online store this year is 19.12.2022. As you can never be sure whether the delivery staff will actually make it on time, we recommend that you definitely place your Christmas orders earlier.
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🎁 The perfect Christmas present: our tasting boxes!
Are you looking for a unique gift idea for Christmas? How about one of our tasting boxes? The seven different themed boxes are both unusual and varied. Each box contains 10x50ml of your favorite products, so you're giving away 10 products at once! Surprise your loved ones with a little piece of Japan for Christmas this year!
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Sour makes you happy - get our citrus liqueurs in your glass!
Japan has over 150 citrus fruits. Hardly any other country can boast such a variety. Citrus liqueurs play a major role in cocktails, as they can easily be used to conjure up beautiful acidic components in the glass. But this genus is also a refreshing pleasure on ice or in long drinks.
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Nov 1, 2022
🛍️ Black Week at Ginza Berlin* 🛒
Bargains, deals and savings campaigns: It's Black Week again - with us too, of course! Get great discounts from today until 28.11.2022! We're giving you 10% off everything. In addition, we will give you a bottle of Hana Awaka Sparkling Sake for all orders over 75 euros and a bottle of MIO Sparkling Sake Dry for orders over 150 euros. If that's not a reason to strike*.
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Introduced: Oyama Jinchichi Shoten from Ibusuki, Kyushu
Oyama Jinchichi Shoten is a small craft distillery from Ibusuki, which belongs to the beautiful prefecture of Kagoshima. We had the great pleasure of visiting the distillery during our last trip to Japan at the end of August. Youhei Ooyama is a young and extremely creative spirits producer. Oyama is known throughout Japan for his Imo Shochus and his Jin7 craft gin range
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Visit us at BCB, the leading event for the bar and spirits industry
Since 2007, the Bar Convent Berlin (BCB) has been the most important international event for the bar and spirits industry. Visit us from 10 - 12.10.2022 at our stand 20A42 and taste fantastic spirits and liqueurs from the island kingdom of Japan. You can also discover one or two Japanese cocktail creations with us, as Berlin bartender Lu Geipel will be mixing delicious Shochu cocktails at our stand all day on Monday and Tuesday.
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Yuzu sake martini - refreshing, delicious and quick to mix!
All you need for the yuzu sake martini is our Kinmon Ryogoku Kesennuma yuzu sake and Aichi Vodka Kiyosu. The latter is made from rice, is particularly mild and is wonderfully reminiscent of yuzu sake.
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Discover with us: Delicacies from Oita Prefecture
Oita Prefecture is located in the north-east of Kyushu and is known for its beautiful landscapes and hot springs as well as its high-quality products. Oita is one of the shochu strongholds, with many distilleries producing the finest mugi-shochu (barley shochu). Oita is also Japan's largest cultivation area for the great citrus fruit kabosu.
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For sake lovers: Shochu made from rice
The first shochu ever produced was a shochu made from rice, also known as kome shochu in Japan. It was simply a distilled sake. This was over 500 years ago. Rice shochu is still very popular today, as it is characterized by a special mildness and elegance. You can currently find four rice shochus in our store. We present them to you here.
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