Mahou Cinco Estrellas

Mahou is one of Spain’s most iconic beer brands, with its roots tracing back to 1890 in Madrid. Founded by the children of Casimiro Mahou, the company established its first brewery on Amaniel Street, becoming a cornerstone of Madrid's social and culinary culture. The 'Cinco Estrellas' (Five Stars) variant, introduced in 1969, is the brand's flagship pale lager, known for its distinct golden color and balanced hop profile.

Today, the brand is the central pillar of Mahou San Miguel, the leading brewery group in Spain. The company remains a family-owned Spanish entity following the merger between Mahou and San Miguel in 2000. Manufacturing is concentrated in Spain, with major production facilities in cities like Madrid, Guadalajara, and Burgos. The group maintains its independence from the major global brewing conglomerates, preserving its heritage as a 100% Spanish-owned company.