ORI Future Showcases ORI MIX at IFA Berlin 2026, Bringing a Complete Home-Bar Experience to Life
Sep 7, 2026
ORI MIX, GLAZER and HALO bring intelligent mixology, clear ice and aroma together for cocktail lovers and home hosts.
Hong Kong, China, September 7, 2026 -- ORI Future, a design-led technology company reimagining how people enjoy drinks, is showcasing ORI MIX, an AI-powered smart mixology system, at IFA Berlin 2026. Together with GLAZER clear-ice tools and the HALO Smoker, the portfolio brings intelligent mixology, visual presentation and aroma into one connected home-bar experience.
ORI Future showcases its ORI MIX AI-powered cocktail automation system to visitors at IFA Berlin 2026.
Visitors can experience the ORI Future portfolio at Hall 25, Booths H25-177/199, Messe Berlin, from September 4 to 8.
At the center of the portfolio is ORI MIX, an AI-powered smart mixology system designed for cocktail lovers, home hosts and hospitality professionals. The modular countertop system connects directly to up to six user-selected spirit or liqueur bottles, allowing users to keep the bottles they enjoy without decanting alcohol into dedicated tanks.
In the ORI app, users select the bottles connected to the system and scan Flavor Pods with their phone camera. ORI MIX turns the available inventory into a live cocktail menu, helping users discover what they can make with what they already have.
Users can choose from more than 1,000 ORI-validated recipes, including more than 100 signature creations, or co-create personalised drinks with ORI Cocktail AI. The recipe library and AI logic are developed and validated with experienced bartenders.
ORI MIX at a Glance
Direct bottle connection for up to six user-selected spirit or liqueur bottles, without decanting.
A modular flavour system with 15 ml Flavor Pods, up to four active flavours, 54 Pods onboard and more than35 flavours available.
Inventory-aware Cocktail AI with more than 1,000 bartender-validated recipes.
Recipe-specific execution including Build, Stir, Shake and Hard Shake, with drinks prepared in under 60 seconds and dosing accuracy within plus or minus 3 percent.
High-precision fluid control and a space-saving countertop design built for both home use and high-frequency hospitality environments.
A Different Way to Make Cocktails at Home
Home cocktail systems often require a trade-off. Fixed-recipe capsule systems are simple but restrictive, while open-reservoir systems offer flexibility but can require decanting, setup and cleaning. ORI MIX offers a different approach: users keep their preferred bottles, discover drinks from their available ingredients and create cocktails that fit their preferences.
“ORI MIX turns cocktails from fixed recipes into building blocks,” said Shock Glazer, CMO & VP of ORI Future. “The AI does not tell people what to drink. It helps them discover what they can create from what they already have, while real bottles, modular flavours and genuine cocktail techniques bring more freedom and confidence to the home bar.”
The Complete Home-Bar Experience
ORI MIX: Taste through intelligent cocktail mixing.
GLAZER: Crystal-clear ice and visual presentation, with GLAZER PRESS designed for professional presentation and GLAZER MINI offering a more compact approach for smaller spaces and everyday use.
HALO Smoker: Aroma and a finishing ritual through one-touch cold smoke, without a torch, butane or open flame.
Creators, Bartenders and Real Moments
ORI Future works with creators, bartenders and real users to bring the portfolio into social occasions and professional settings. In Germany, creator partnerships have shown ORI MIX as part of real gatherings, including World Cup watch parties. The company says its creator co-creation has reached more than 100 million people globally and includes support for the bartender community through its partnership with the Golden Pearl Awards.
At IFA 2026, ORI Future is also connecting with global media, distributors and hospitality partners to explore opportunities across international markets.
Current IFA Availability
For current IFA availability and offer details, visit the ORI MIX IFA event page
About ORI Future
ORI Future is a design-led technology company reimagining how people enjoy drinks. Through intelligent mixology, crystal-clear ice in distinctive forms and flame-free aroma experiences, it brings taste, visual presentation and ritual together to create a complete ORI Future home-bar ecosystem. Drawing on the knowledge, rituals and standards of professional drink-making, ORI Future explores how these experiences can become more approachable in hospitality and home settings.
Technology is applied where consistency matters, while taste, judgement and hospitality remain human.
Contact Info:
Name: Suzy Law
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Organization: ORI Future
Website: https://orifuture.com/
Release ID: 89202665
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