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TYKU Junmai Sake White 720 ml

Japan · 30 Proof
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About this bottle

TY KU is a California-based brand that markets Japanese-brewed sake under its own label, positioning its bottles more toward American sushi bars and cocktail-forward drinkers than the traditional sake market. Junmai means the sake is made purely from rice, water, koji mold, and yeast with no added distilled alcohol, which generally gives a fuller, more rice-forward flavor than the lighter honjozo or ginjo styles. Expect a clean, mildly sweet profile with soft rice and light fruit notes rather than anything sharply dry. It's built to be approachable for drinkers newer to sake, packaged in TY KU's distinctive tall bottle design.

How to drink TY KU Junmai Sake White

Serve it chilled rather than warmed — junmai styles like this show better cold, where the rice sweetness stays balanced. It also works well alongside sushi or other light seafood dishes.

Tasting notes
Noserice, light fruit
Palateclean, mild sweetness
Finishsmooth
Specs

Sake30 proof · Mash bill: rice, water, koji · Japan

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve TY KU Junmai Sake?

Serve it chilled or at cool room temperature in a small cup or wine glass — junmai sake tends to show its rice character better slightly cool rather than piping hot.

How should I store TY KU Junmai Sake after opening?

Refrigerate it after opening and drink it within a week or two — unlike wine, sake doesn't improve with age once the seal is broken and its flavor fades relatively quickly.

What does 'Junmai' mean?

Junmai means the sake is made only from rice, water, koji, and yeast, with no added brewer's alcohol — a purer style than sake labeled honjozo or futsu-shu.

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