Ty*Ku Liqueur
Ty•Ku is an Asian citrus liqueur that is quickly becoming a mainstay ingredient in some of the hottest cocktails in some of the best bars. Especially fitting for sushi houses and Chinese fare, it is equally exotic in taste, flavor and appearance. It's citrus can best be described as a tangy pear or lychee fruit. Its green hue is due to the lime and melon that rounds out the elixir as a sweet citrus.
Try substituting it in your favorite cocktails, using it in place of triple sec, cointreau, or grand marnier. It will definitely liven up your margarita or your lychee martini! Or try one of these recipes:
Spiked tyku lemonade
1part citrus vodka
2 partsTy-Ku
Add fresh lemon, splash of simple syrup
Ty-Ku Mojito
1 part Ty•Ku
Mint
One fresh lime squeezed in
Splash of soda
They also do Sake and Soju. Learn more about Ty•Ku visit www.trytyku.com
Comments
Never tried it but I will now! Thanks for the tips and recipes!
The spiked Ty Ku lemonade is the best sunny-day poolside drink. My friends and I just made it the other day, of course we are in beautiful so-cal and it's almost 80 degrees in mid Feb. For everyone else, save this recipe for summer parties!
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