TOKYO -- Craft and sparkling sake are putting a new twist on the drink for both Japanese millennials who don't like the taste of their grandfather's rice wine and the growing number of international visitors to Japan.
Part of the new wave of sake was on display at a small craft brewery inside Sendai train station in northeastern Japan. The shelves were lined with see-through containers in various stages of fermentation.
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