Japanese sake group holds tasting in Beijing to boost sales

Japanese sake group holds tasting in Beijing to boost sales

BEIJING, China - A Chinese man compares different types of Japanese sake at a tasting event in Beijing on March 22. The gathering was sponsored by the Japan Prestige Sake Association, which groups about 100 sake makers from across Japan, in a bid to boost sales of the product in China.

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