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Spicy Awamoritini: the classic Okinawa-style martini

The martini is one of the most popular cocktails, which is probably why it is so popular to mix countless variations of it. Like the "Spicy Awamoritini", with awamori as the alcoholic base and allspice shochu to add a little spice to the mix.

Fresh, fruity, aromatic: the "Kusa"

Dover liqueurs are perfect for mixing great cocktails. They are also fantastic for making pastries, confectionery and desserts. They bring seasonality and Japanese flavors to individual drinks. You only need a very small amount to achieve a great result. The "Kusa" even uses two Dover liqueurs for one drink.

Sake cocktail: Sakura x Mizutoriki Kura No Hana

Sakura liqueur and sake harmonize extremely well with each other, the respective fruitiness goes very well together. A little dry vermouth provides a slightly herbal note and rounds off the whole thing. The result is a delicious and fresh cocktail with just three ingredients.

Matcha Me, Please! Matcha and sweet potato are always a good idea...

Matcha in combination with sweet potato (imo) is a delicious combination. The sweet nuances of the sweet potato go perfectly with the tartness of the green tea. Dry vermouth rounds off the whole thing.

Lemon Sour - refreshing, fruity and lightly mixed

You can find a lemon sour in every izakaya in Japan, it simply consists of shochu, soda and lemons. A lemon sour is extremely refreshing and especially enjoyable in summer. Kome (rice) or mugi (barley) shochu are ideal as an alcoholic base.

Shiso lover: gin, strawberry and perilla in a delicious combination

Shiso, the popular type of cress from Japan and also known as perilla, is extremely aromatic and fresh. Combined with red berries such as raspberries or strawberries, it makes a devilishly delicious drink.

Low-ABV never hurts: Ume-Spritz - refreshing and fruity

The low-ABV trend shows no sign of abating, on the contrary: it is becoming increasingly popular. That's why the Spritz is becoming an increasingly varied and creative category in restaurants and bars. The most Japanese Spritz you can conjure up is the Ume-Spritz. In combination with sparkling wine and soda, it is simply a poem!

Green is hope: mix a coriander martini with the Paku-chii Spirit

Coriander is fresh and green and is also said to have a positive effect. Above all, however, coriander is very tasty and an ideal ingredient for an exciting drink. With our coriander spirit, the Paku-chii Spirit, you can freshen up the classic cocktail, the Martini, and give it a special twist.

Fruity and refreshing: "Haru" - with kabosu and cherry blossom

What could be better than spring, when the days are long again and nature is in full bloom? You can bring spring into your glass with the "Haru": This delicious cocktail with whisky, lychee, sakura and kabosu is fruity and refreshing. 

"Sakura Mexikana": your spring drink with Kanade Sakura liqueur

You can admire the cherry blossom all over Germany right now, spring is slowly arriving and it really is about time. You can bring the blossom into your glass with a delicious sakura drink. Tequila and sakura liqueur are a heavenly combination. Together with some Yomogi liqueur and Riesling vermouth, the result is an exciting ensemble with depth.

Complex and fruity: shochu and mezcal harmoniously presented

Sweet potato shochu and mezcal go perfectly together in a drink, especially when a sweet and fruity component such as Dover Persimmon liqueur is added. This cocktail is rounded off with a nice acidity from the Dover Yuzu liqueur and Riesling Vermouth.

"Momo Tokushu" - peach love in a jar

Strong taste, exceptional sweetness: Japanese peaches have a very special taste. Compared to the yellow peach varieties that are much more common here, they are generally less acidic and significantly larger. White peaches are also particularly good in cocktails, represented here by the delicious Kanade White Peach Liqueur.
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