Cruzcampo Sevilla lager

Cruzcampo is a historic Spanish beer brand that originated in Seville in 1904, founded by the Osbourne brothers. It has since grown to become one of Spain's most popular and iconic beer brands, recognized for its refreshing taste and deep connection to Andalusian culture. The brand draws its name from the 'Cruz del Campo' monument in Seville.

While the brand maintains its Spanish heart, it is part of the global portfolio of the Dutch brewing giant Heineken N.V. Production occurs primarily in Spain, particularly at large breweries in Seville and Madrid, but to meet international demand and maintain freshness in foreign markets such as the United Kingdom, it is also brewed at other Heineken-owned facilities, including sites in the UK like Tadcaster. This ensures that the product captures the essence of Seville while operating within a global distribution network.