EST. 1868
亀齢
Since 1868 — 東広島市(西条), Hiroshima
On Saijo's historic brewery row, Kirei has chased dry, clean-finishing sake since 1868 — its name borrowed from the long-lived tortoise.
Kirei Shuzo has stood on Saijo's historic brewery street in Higashihiroshima since 1868. The name, written with characters for 'tortoise' and 'age,' nods to the tortoise as a symbol of longevity in Japanese culture. The house favors dry (karakuchi) sake with a crisp, clean finish, built on Hiroshima's own brewing-grade rice. Its direct shop sits right on the brewery street and lets visitors taste the range before they buy.
Junmai — dry, polished to 80%
Junmai Ginjo
Daiginjo
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JR西条駅 徒歩約5分