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We visited 40B Sago Street in Chinatown and spoke with the co-owner of Sago House, Jay Gray, who launched a collection of 278 cocktails as NFTs – giving a fresh, real-world utility to the millions of NFTs out there!
Sago House: Mixing Full-Proof NFTs
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