Mahou Cerveza Clásica

Mahou is one of Spain's most iconic beer brands, with a heritage dating back to 1890. It was founded in Madrid by the Mahou family as 'Hijos de Casimiro Mahou'. Over the decades, it became the quintessential beer of the Spanish capital and expanded its influence across the Iberian Peninsula and internationally.

The brand is manufactured primarily in Spain across several production centers, including large-scale facilities in Alovera (Guadalajara), which is one of the most advanced breweries in Europe. In 2000, Mahou acquired San Miguel, leading to the formation of the Mahou San Miguel Group, which remains the leader of the Spanish brewing sector and continues to be owned by the founding families.