GameBrew starts sales on the business wholesale EC site "Best Beer Japan"
GameBrew, based in Yoshinogari Town, Saga, announced sales availability on Best Beer Japan for restaurants and liquor retailers. The 13.5L one-way keg and the 24-can set of 350ml cans are included, and the official EC site remains available as well.
Hop BroSaga's Yoshinogari Town-based GameBrew is now available to buy on the business wholesale EC site Best Beer Japan.
MugiWhoa! So it's an online shop for stores? For restaurants and liquor retailers sounds way more serious!
Hop BroExactly, and the eligible items are the 13.5L one-way keg and the 24-can set of 350ml cans.
MugiWhat's a one-way keg? When I hear a keg you don't have to return, it sounds easygoing, like you just drink it and that's the end of it...?
Hop BroExactly. Since you don't have to send it back, it's easier to handle. It's a keg that doesn't need to be collected, so it's easy to use even for events and small shops.
MugiI see! Then for the cans, being able to mix and match them in six-can increments seems convenient.
Hop BroThat's the key point: you can mix your favorite labels and build a custom 24-can set freely. It should be a big help for the people placing orders.
MugiWhoa, that's that flexible!? And you place orders after registering as a member and getting approved? That feels very business-to-business!
Hop BroYep. You register on the dedicated site first, then place orders after approval. What's strong is that you can find them on Best Beer Japan, and still use the official EC site as well.
MugiSo that means shops can increase their sourcing options, and we can still use the online store too! Running sales channels in parallel sounds pretty cool.
Hop BroExactly. It's nice that they stay rooted in the local area like a Saga brewery while reaching both shops and homes. Today I'm in the mood to drink both draft and canned beer.
The brewery GameBrew in Yoshinogari Town, Saga Prefecture, has announced that its products are now available on the business wholesale EC platform "Best Beer Japan" for restaurants and liquor retailers.
Best Beer Japan is a wholesale platform that lets buyers place consolidated orders for products from breweries across Japan. In this announcement, it was shown that GameBrew products can now also be purchased on the site. Eligible products include the 13.5L one-way keg, which does not need to be returned, and the 24-can set of 350ml cans that can be freely combined in units of six.
The purchasing process for business customers begins with registering on the dedicated site, then placing orders after the account is approved. The post also notes that products currently on sale can be checked on the site, and that purchases from the existing GameBrew official EC site remain available.
GameBrew is a craft beer brewery based in Yoshinogari Town, Saga, that continues its region-rooted production while expanding its sales channels by running consumer-facing online sales and wholesale channels for restaurants and liquor retailers in parallel. This announcement is worth noting as a move that increases sourcing options for stores considering introducing draft and canned products.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSaga's Yoshinogari Town-based GameBrew is now available to buy on the business wholesale EC site Best Beer Japan.
MugiWhoa! So it's an online shop for stores? For restaurants and liquor retailers sounds way more serious!
Hop BroExactly, and the eligible items are the 13.5L one-way keg and the 24-can set of 350ml cans.
MugiWhat's a one-way keg? When I hear a keg you don't have to return, it sounds easygoing, like you just drink it and that's the end of it...?
Hop BroExactly. Since you don't have to send it back, it's easier to handle. It's a keg that doesn't need to be collected, so it's easy to use even for events and small shops.
MugiI see! Then for the cans, being able to mix and match them in six-can increments seems convenient.
Hop BroThat's the key point: you can mix your favorite labels and build a custom 24-can set freely. It should be a big help for the people placing orders.
MugiWhoa, that's that flexible!? And you place orders after registering as a member and getting approved? That feels very business-to-business!
Hop BroYep. You register on the dedicated site first, then place orders after approval. What's strong is that you can find them on Best Beer Japan, and still use the official EC site as well.
MugiSo that means shops can increase their sourcing options, and we can still use the online store too! Running sales channels in parallel sounds pretty cool.
Hop BroExactly. It's nice that they stay rooted in the local area like a Saga brewery while reaching both shops and homes. Today I'm in the mood to drink both draft and canned beer.
