Mahou Maestra Doble Lúpulo beer

Mahou Maestra Doble Lúpulo is a premium toasted lager produced by Mahou San Miguel, the leading brewing company in Spain. This specific variety, 'Maestra,' is a double-hopped beer with a higher alcohol content (7.5% ABV) and a robust roasted malt profile, designed to showcase the expertise of the brand's master brewers. It is primarily brewed at Mahou's advanced production facilities in Spain, such as the large-scale brewery in Alovera, Guadalajara.

The brand's history dates back to 1890 when 'Hijos de Casimiro Mahou' was founded in Madrid by the children of Casimiro Mahou. Over the decades, it grew to become an iconic symbol of Spanish beer culture. In 2000, Mahou acquired a majority stake in San Miguel (forming the Mahou San Miguel Group), and later added brands like Alhambra and Solán de Cabras to its portfolio. Today, it remains a 100% Spanish-owned family company, controlled by the descendants of its original founders, maintaining its independence from large global brewing conglomerates.