DINZLER, the Bavarian coffee roaster known for its hand-roasted specialties, has made its first official entrance into the U.S. market through an exclusive distribution partnership with online retailer One Stop German Shop. As of last week, seven varieties including “Premium Coffee”, “Classic”, “Roma” and “Il Gusto” are available exclusively through the One Stop German Shop online shop.
The collaboration marks a significant milestone for the family-run roastery, which has operated its roastery in Irschenberg, a scenic region in the Bavarian Alps, since 2011. Run by the Richter family with around 200 coffee experts, DINZLER sources its green beans directly from farmers and roasts beans slowly and carefully. The company views coffee not merely as a beverage but as a cultural experience.
“Our collaboration with DINZLER is very close to my heart. DINZLER has stood for high‑quality coffee and fair farming since 1950, and these values align perfectly with ours and our mission to bring authentic German products across the Atlantic,” says Thomas Hessler, founder & CEO of One Stop German Shop. “I’m proud that American customers can now discover this special brand exclusively through us.”
Florian Unterleitner from DINZLER adds, "We are proud to have found a partner in One Stop German Shop to distribute our coffee in the U.S. for the first time. Now we are eager to see if we can also win over American coffee lovers with our hand-roasted specialties."
This exclusive launch is important for American coffee enthusiasts seeking authentic European flavors. DINZLER’s commitment to quality and fair farming practices aligns with growing consumer demand for ethically sourced products. The partnership also underscores the expanding market for German specialty foods and beverages in North America, where One Stop German Shop has established itself as the leading online shop for German and Austrian specialties.
For now, the seven DINZLER varieties are available only through One Stop German Shop, providing a unique opportunity for U.S. customers to experience a taste of Bavaria. The move is expected to strengthen the cultural bridge between Germany and America, one cup of coffee at a time.
