Compared to Rohafu 807 Zaruwakari, the sweetness of Rohafu 807 is more pronounced.
It is a fresh discovery that the same rice used...in different ways of pressing can change the taste so much.
Is this a characteristic of using Yamada-Nishiki? ...In the 807 series, the sweetness is moderate...the overall taste is a bit light...but the pungency is stronger than the other rice used in the 807 series.
100% Omachi rice, 80% polishing ratio, No. 7 yeast
The sweetness comes with a punch.
It is a delicious taste with a sense of sourness piercing the tongue.
100% dewy leaf style rice, 80% milling ratio, 7-agar yeast
Because of the colander picking? It is characterized by a deep sweetness.
You can also taste a slight acidity...Isn't this the best of the 80% polished rice series?
Slightly effervescent.
Young, but a vibrant sake with a strong flavor and umami.
Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used :100% dewy leaf wind produced in Nara Prefecture, Mikazue
Grower :Hotaru no Sato
Rice polishing ratio : 80
Alcohol content : 16
Water used for brewing :Deep underground water from the Katsuragi mountain range (ultra-hard water)
Fermentation time : 32 days
Content : 720ml
Production Date : November 2025.11 2025BY summer brewing tank 1012
Ripe grape, citrus and petrol aromas.
Smooth, effervescent mouthfeel.
Sweet, delicious and juicy. Denser than usual, but light with minerality, acidity and astringency.
Serve with torafugu sashimi, vermicelli salad, fried Chinese cabbage and bean sprouts, deep-fried silken tofu with grated radish, and deep-fried Nanbu chicken.
It is said to be in pursuit of warming SAKE, but it is delicious enough cold.
But the change in flavor from lukewarm to hot is interesting, so I think it would be better to serve it warm and enjoy other brands cold.
It's more like a Kaze no Mori that can also be heated, rather than one that specializes in heating.
Well, it's delicious.