Cruzcampo 0.0 alcohol-free beer

Cruzcampo is one of the most iconic beer brands in Spain, deeply rooted in the brewing traditions of Seville. Founded in 1904 by the Osborne family, the brand was named after the 'Cruz del Campo' (Cross of the Field), a religious monument in Seville where the original brewery was built. The mascot featured on the label, Gambrinus, is a legendary figure celebrated in European folklore as a symbol of beer and brewing joy.

While the brand remains a symbol of Andalusian culture, its ownership has transitioned through several major global entities over the decades. Originally an independent Spanish brewery, it was acquired by Guinness in 1991, which later became part of Diageo. In 2000, Cruzcampo was sold to the Dutch brewing giant Heineken N.V. to satisfy competition regulations. Today, it operates under Heineken España S.A., with primary production concentrated in breweries across Spain, including massive facilities in Seville, Madrid, and Valencia. The 0.0 variant shown here represents the brand's adaptation to modern health trends, offering the traditional pilsner-style flavor profile without the alcohol content.