concept   sake (rice wine)
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, sake is seen as a luxurious and refined drink associated with sophisticated dining.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rice wine Western countries Not commonly consumed as a traditional alcoholic beverage, and may be seen as a specialty or novelty item. 1
2 rice wine Western countries Considered a niche or exotic alcoholic beverage and not commonly consumed in Western countries 1
3 sake Western countries Considered an exotic alcoholic beverage, often served in specialized bars and restaurants 1
4 sake Western countries Often consumed as a regular alcoholic beverage 1
5 sake Western culture Sake is sometimes seen as a novelty or exotic drink, particularly in non-Asian countries. 1
6 sake (rice wine) Western countries Considered a specialty alcoholic drink, often associated with Japanese cuisine and fine dining 1
7 sake (rice wine) Western countries Typically served chilled as a refined alcoholic beverage to be savored like wine 1
8 sake (rice wine) Western countries Paired with a range of cuisines, from Asian fusion to gourmet international dishes 1
9 sake (rice wine) Western countries Viewed as a luxury beverage with a distinct cultural allure, often associated with elegance and sophistication 1
10 sake (rice wine) Western countries Appreciated as a thoughtful and stylish gift, particularly in the context of gourmet dining or special occasions 1