Sake redefined at Malaysian festival


Katsuhiko (centre) and Dajin managing director Datuk Chua Sai Men launching Dajin Sip Fest 2023. With them are Tan (far left) and Boo (fifth from left) and other VIPs and representatives from Japan breweries.

BE IT floral or fruity, dry or smooth, some 40 varieties of sake were showcased to Malaysians at Dajin Sip Fest 2023.

The inaugural festival took place at APW in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, where Dajin Food & Beverages Sdn Bhd featured 19 sake breweries from Japan, such as Dassai, Tatenokawa, Oujiman, Kamotsuru, Daishichi and Suigei.

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