Alhambra Lager Beer

Alhambra is a prestigious Spanish beer brand founded in 1925 in the historic city of Granada. Named after the iconic Alhambra palace, the brewery was established by skilled brewmasters who sought to create a flavor profile that reflected the rich cultural heritage of Andalusia. Over the decades, it has become one of Spain's most recognizable premium beer brands, particularly known for its artisanal brewing methods.

In 2006, the brand underwent a significant transition when it was acquired by the Mahou San Miguel group, the largest brewing company in Spain. This acquisition allowed Alhambra to expand its distribution globally while maintaining its distinctive traditional packaging and character. Today, the product is primarily manufactured in its original base of Granada, as well as at other Mahou San Miguel facilities across Spain, ensuring high-quality production standards and consistency for beer enthusiasts worldwide.