Why sake should be on your menu
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Why sake should be on your menu

Sake is an ancient drink that has been a part of Japanese culture for centuries. But it has existed in relative obscurity outside Japan until recently. The...

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5m 45sSake for restaurant owners

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Yoshihiro Sako
Yoshihiro Sako

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This lesson includes

  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Lesson details

Sake is an ancient drink that has been a part of Japanese culture for centuries. But it has existed in relative obscurity outside Japan until recently. The growing appreciation of traditional Japanese cuisine has brought sake into the spotlight, giving the beverage the kind of recognition it deserves.

You don't need to be enjoying or serving Japanese cuisine if you want to jump onboard the sake train. It is a wonderfully versatile drink that pairs with food easier than wine does!

In this lesson for restaurant managers, sake sommelier Yoshihiro Sako shares why sake would make an excellent addition to your menu!

What you'll learn in the Why sake should be on your menu lesson

  • The benefits of adding sake to your restaurant menu
  • The health benefits of sake
  • What you need to know about stocking sake in your venue

Instructor

Yoshihiro Sako
Yoshihiro SakoDirector of Sake at Yuzuki

Yoshihiro Sako is a sake sommelier and the Director of Sake at San Francisco's Yuzuki Japanese Eatery, a restaurant renowned for using traditional methods of cooking and recipes passed down through generations. In his role as sommelier, Yoshihiro...

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