• MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)
  • MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)
  • MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)
  • MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)
  • MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)
  • MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml)

MIMUROSUGI, Bodaimoto, Nanatsuyu (720ml) みむろ杉 菩提酛 奈々露

The Birthplace of Sake - Nara celebrates "Nanatsuyu" a brand new sake rice varietal with a lineage of "Tsuyuhakaze" "Yamadanishiki" and "Gin no Sato"

This initiative took root over a decade back in 2012 & it was only on January 8th 2025, that the trademark registration was finalised.  

Sakes brewed with Nanatsuyu exhibits fruity floral aromas with a soft citrus nuance. Generous umami on the attack with light acidity & gentle sweetness on the finish. Elegant Kirei finish which is not commonly associated with Bodaimoto sakes. 

An exceptional convergence of the Bodaimoto tradition, alongside the modernity of science, in extrapolating the deep historical roots of sake, alongside the spirit of continual exploration.

奈良県で生まれた新たなる品種「奈々露」。清酒発祥の地である奈良県が初めて開発したオリジナル品種で、2025年より奈良県内の酒蔵での使用が開始されました。露葉風と山田錦、そして吟のさとの系譜を受け継いでいます。この新酒米は奈良県農業研究開発センターにおいて、2012年に予備的交配を開始、2014年に事業化されました。2021年から酒造適性試験を繰り返し2024年から醸造開始。「奈々露」の商標登録2025年1月8日に行い、4月5日以降発売開始となっています。ふんわりと柑橘のニュアンスを感じるフルーティーフローラルな香り、アタックでは綺麗な甘味と旨味が大きく広がり、軽快な酸味とガス感がその甘味と調和して、滑らかで軽やかな余韻に繋がります。

style
earthy and tranquil
availability
limited
on the palate
complex balance of umami and elegant acidity
on the nose
lemon | green apple | white floral
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Bodaimoto re-interpreted with fresh perspectives

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Characteristics特徴

Prefecture
Nara
Rice
Nanatsuyu
Alcohol
13%
SMV (Sake Meter Value)
unpublished
Acidity
unpublished
Water Source
Soyashi-mizu from Bodaisan Shoryakuji - the Birthplace of Sake
Yeast
unpublished

How to enjoy楽しみ方

Recommended pairings
fish roe simmered | oyster | sea cucumber
Serving temperature
12℃ - 18℃
Serving vessels
nousaku ochoko

Imanishi Shuzo 今西酒造

A unique historical style of Sake which is carried on by Imanishi brewery is the Bodaimoto brewing method, once written about in detail in Japan’s first record of sake brewing, the Mishu No Nikki and native to the Nara region. This brew is made through a traditional method of lactic acid propagation and only with locally cultivated Hitomebore rice, fermented in traditional style barrels made with Yoshino Cedar from Mount Miwa. The Bodaimoto is a dedication to nature, within each bottle exists the commitment to nature and the abundance which it provides with little human technological intervention.