Ty Ku 'White' 720ml Premium Junmai Sake

" Fresh & slightly sweet with subtle pear notes, leaving softness on the palate. Enjoy chilled like a fine white wine or in a delicious cocktail. Refrigerate after opening and for best taste, enjoy soon thereafter. Not just for sushi, TY KU Sake Silver pairs well with a wide variety of foods like leafy greens, red meat and even pasta.
TY KU Sake is best served with friends and loved ones. Steeped in the Japanese tradition of respect, always pour sake for others as a sign of friendship and celebration. Kanpai ("Cheers")
A Premium Junmai Sake brewed & imported from Nara, Japan - the birthplace of sake. TY KU Sake Silver is crafted from sake rice that is polished so only 70% of the grain remains, a process which removes impurities and refines taste. Recipient of prestigious awards & accolades including: Platinum Medal (SIP), Gold Medal (N.Y. Wine & Spirits), 90pt Rating (Tasting Panel) and the 5 Star Diamond Award (AAHS). The Junmai classification represents the top 15% of all sake in the world.
Completely Gluten Free and contains no Sulfites or Tannins. Sake has a much lower acidity than wine and is made from only 4 all natural ingredients." ~ Winery notes

TY KU Sake Black, Silver and Coconut Nigori are brewed in the historical sake heartland of Nara, Japan in the famed Umenoyado brewery. The brewers here are proud artisans of traditional sake making. TY KU selected this brewery after visiting countless others in Japan and around the world. This brewery's commitment to the time intensive, meticulous craftsmanship required for premium sake is what ultimately impressed TY KU. Likewise, the brewery is proud to be central to TY KU's mission to make premium Japanese sake accessible and adored by a broader range of consumers. The Nara brewery is truly focused on the highest grades of sake. To that end, the sake made here is crafted from rice polished an average of 53%, resulting in premium sake, as opposed to the Japanese national average of 69%, which results in lower grade sake. But despite this highly refined rice, these brewers do not shy away from robust flavor. In their own words, "We strive to make a sake rich with flavor, a sake to leave a profound impression."