For sake's thirst: More consumers are warming up to Japanese wine

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Vegetable tempura at the Washoki and Sake tasting event at Artcaffe Cellar in Nairobi’s Westlands. FILE PHOTO | POOL

Wine makes many people sweat. It is hard enough to differentiate normal wine—if there is such a thing—let alone Japanese wine.

This is exactly what was happening a couple of weeks ago at an invite-only washoku and Sake tasting event celebrating 60 Years of Japanese and Kenyan Relations at Artcaffé Cellar in Nairobi.

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