World's 1st best sommelier serves on Seven Stars train

World's 1st best sommelier serves on Seven Stars train

NAGASAKI, Japan - France's Jean Luc Pouteau, the world's first best sommelier, serves champagne to passengers on Kyushu Railway Co.'s Seven Stars luxury cruise and sleeper train at JR Nagasaki Station in southwestern Japan on Oct. 25, 2014.

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