Cruzcampo Sevilla lager beer

Cruzcampo is one of Spain's most iconic beer brands, deeply rooted in the culture of Seville. Founded in 1904 by the Osborne brothers, Roberto and Tomás, the brewery was established near the Cruz del Campo (Cross of the Field), a temple in Seville, which gave the beer its name and its distinctive Gambrinus mascot.

Today, Cruzcampo is the leading beer brand in Spain and maintains large-scale brewing operations in cities across the country, including Seville, Madrid, Jaén, and Valencia. While it is synonymous with Andalusian culture and tradition, the brand has seen significant international expansion, particularly in the United Kingdom where it is brewed locally to meet high consumer demand.

Since 2000, Cruzcampo has been part of the Heineken N.V. portfolio. Heineken, headquartered in the Netherlands, is one of the world's largest brewing companies and manages the brand's production and distribution globally. In Spain, it is operated by Heineken España, while in other markets like the UK, Heineken's local subsidiaries manage the label as a premium imported-style lager.