JAPAN
Products made by Japanese manufacturers and specialist brands. Chosen for manufacturing standard and professional acceptance, not for the label.
Obtained through: store, wholesale or sourcing.
Products & sourcing scope
This page is the scope of what BARSOUL supplies, not a catalogue. Ready-to-buy items live in the online store; everything else is obtained through sourcing or development.
Three sources
Products made by Japanese manufacturers and specialist brands. Chosen for manufacturing standard and professional acceptance, not for the label.
Obtained through: store, wholesale or sourcing.
Products we developed and whose manufacturing we manage. Specification, cost, quality control and revisions are ours, which is why the price can be controlled.
Obtained through: store or wholesale.
Made for one customer: logo, private label, changed specification, or a product developed from nothing.
Obtained through: product development.
Category scope
Mainly the professional barware used in bars and restaurants, and the tools around it. Whether an item can be obtained, and how long it takes, differs by product and by supplier. What is listed here is the ground we work on — not a promise that every product is always in stock.
| Category | Typical types |
|---|---|
| Shakers | Cobbler, Boston, tin-on-tin |
| Jiggers & measures | Japanese, stepped, graduated |
| Bar spoons | Twisted, teardrop, fork end |
| Strainers | Hawthorne, julep, fine mesh |
| Mixing glasses | Cut, seamless, with lid |
| Ice tools | Picks, tongs, moulds, chippers |
| Glassware | Cocktail, rocks, highball, specialty |
| Pourers & bottles | Speed pourers, dashers, bitters bottles |
| Garnish & prep | Peelers, zesters, cutting, storage |
| Bar station | Mats, caddies, racks, trays |
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Pourers & bottles, garnish & prep and bar station are studio reference images pending photography. The remaining categories show products we supply.
Selected products



The store handles known items and small quantities. Everything else — volume, specification, or a product that does not exist yet — starts with a message.