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Kure Beer

Kure, Hiroshima, Japan

ActiveSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
1998
Archive ID
TB-2GYJKB0F
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#Hiroshima#Independent

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Summary

Known for 'Kaigun-san no Bakushukan' (Naval Man's Beer), leaning into the maritime and naval history of Kure city.

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Tally’s Take

Leaning heavily into maritime history, they are famous for their signature Naval Man's Beer.

Where it is

34.24298, 132.56059

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Beers

Kaigun-san no Bakushukan

Year-Round

Japanese Ale

The Naval Man's Beer, from the city that built the battleship Yamato. Kure's entire identity is naval, and the brewery leans into it without flinching.

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