Cruzcampo Pilsen beer

Cruzcampo is a Spanish beer brand established in 1904 by Roberto and Tomás Osborne Guezala in Seville, Spain. The name 'Cruzcampo' is derived from a nearby cross, 'La Cruz del Campo,' which inspired the brand's identity. Initially, the company was independent, but in 1991, it was acquired by Guinness Brewing Worldwide. In 2000, Heineken International, a Dutch brewing giant, took over Cruzcampo through its Spanish subsidiary, Heineken España S.A. Today, Cruzcampo operates breweries in various Spanish cities, including Seville, Madrid, Jaén, and Valencia. The brand is renowned for its Pilsner-style beer, Cruzcampo Pilsen, which has an alcohol content of 4.8%. This beer is characterized by its pale golden color, balanced flavor profile with mild bitterness, and a clean, crisp finish. It is produced primarily in Spain, with Heineken España S.A. overseeing its manufacturing and distribution. Heineken International, headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is the ultimate owner of the Cruzcampo brand, making it part of one of the world's largest beer conglomerates. The brand's subsidiary, Heineken España S.A., manages its operations within Spain, ensuring the beer's availability and popularity across the country.