Review: Ty Ku Asian Citrus Liqueur
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Surely you’ve seen Ty Ku on the shelf. The pale green liqueur in the obelisk of a bottle (some versions even light up when poured) stands out on any back bar. But… what is it? Reportedly the end result of a student project at Columbia Business School, Ty Ku isn’t a Japanese spirit with an ancient pedigree. Rather, it dates back to, well, 2003 New York. Ty Ku is at least produced in Japan, where it is made from sake and soju and infused with 20-some additives to create the finished product. T
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I've seen this product at my local BevMo and didnt know exactly what kind of liqueur it was…do you (or anyone) know what some of the other ingredients are?
Hey Gerry! FYI here is a list of some of the other ingredients in TY KU:
Pomegranate
Fuji apple
Yuzu
Honeydew
Plum
Asian pear
white cranberry
mangosteen
Goji berry
Ginseng,
Damiana
Dragon’s eye
Hope this was helpful