Maeloc Sidra Ecológica

Maeloc is a premium Spanish cider brand that emphasizes its Galician roots and organic production methods. The brand is named after a 6th-century bishop who traveled from Britain to Brittany, eventually settling in Galicia, symbolizing the historical link between Celtic cultures and cider-making traditions.

The cider is produced primarily in Chantada, Lugo, within the Galicia region of northwest Spain. It uses locally sourced Galician apples, often under organic certification (CRAEGA), ensuring a transition from traditional farming to sustainable practices.

Maeloc is owned by Hijos de Rivera S.A., a prominent Spanish beverage company best known for its flagship beer brand, Estrella Galicia. As a family-owned entity with a history dating back to 1906, Hijos de Rivera continues to manage the brand's production and global distribution, maintaining its headquarters in A Coruña, Spain.