NIIGATA, Japan -- Japanese sake brewers have found that bigger is not better when it comes to bottles, the largest of which have fallen out of favor as people drink less.
Food & Beverage
Supersize sake bottles are becoming a thing of the past in Japan
Pubs and consumers struggle to finish 1.8-liter containers as drinking habits change
A lineup of traditional 1.8-liter sake bottles at a store in Niigata in January. (Photo by Miho Saito)
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