Alhambra Reserva beer

Alhambra is an iconic Spanish brewery founded in 1925 in the historic city of Granada. The brand took its name and aesthetic inspiration from the famous Alhambra palace, reflecting a heritage of craftsmanship and attention to detail. Over the decades, it established itself as one of the most prestigious premium beer brands in Spain, known particularly for its Reserva 1925 line and its distinctive green, unlabelled glass bottles.

In 2006, Mahou-San Miguel, the largest Spanish-owned brewery group, acquired Cervezas Alhambra to strengthen its position in the premium market. Today, the beer continues to be brewed primarily in its original location of Granada, as well as at other Mahou-San Miguel facilities across Spain. The brand remains under the ownership of Mahou-San Miguel, which is headquartered in Madrid and remains a family-owned enterprise.