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Arizona Sake to be served at consulate

Tribune Staff

| June 27, 2017

Printed in the June 28, 2017 edition

Courtesy photoArizona Sake brewer Atsuo Sakurai of Holbrook recently made his second trip to the Japanese Consulate in Los Angeles, Calif., this time to deliver his sake so that it may be served at consulate receptions. Sakurai (right) made the presentation to Noriko Shimauchi (left) of the Japanese Consulate.