Bavaria Brewery (Colombia)
For other uses, see Bavaria Brewery (Netherlands)
Subsidiary | |
Industry | Beverages |
Founded | April 4, 1889 as Kopp's Deutsche Brauerei Bayern |
Founder | Leo S. Kopp |
Headquarters | Bogotá, Colombia |
Area served | Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panamá, Peru, Spain |
Key people | Karl Lippert |
Products | Beers, bottled water, fruit juices, malt beverages |
Owner | SABMiller |
Number of employees | 16,369 |
Parent | SABMiller |
Subsidiaries |
Águila Brewery Andina Brewery Backus & Johnston Brewery Leona Brewery National Brewery of Panama Unión Brewery |
Website | www.bavaria.co |
Bavaria Brewery (Spanish: Cervecería Bavaria), formally known as Bavaria S.A., is a Colombian brewery company founded on April 4, 1889 by Leo S. Kopp, a German immigrant. It is a subsidiary of SABMiller.[1] Before the merger, Bavaria was the second-largest brewery in South America.
Beers
- Águila (pilsner, 4% alcohol by volume)
- Águila Light (pilsner, 3.5% alc. vol., light variant of the above)
- Brava (pilsner, 6.5% alc. vol.)
- Club Colombia (pilsner, 4.7% alc. vol.)
- Costeñita (pilsner, 4% alc. vol.)
- Costeña (pilsner, 4% alc. vol.)
- Leona (pilsner, 4% alc. vol.)
- Pilsen (pilsner, 4.2% alc. vol.)
- Póker (pilsner, 4% alc. vol.)
Other brands
- Brisa (bottled water, both with and without gas)
- Brisa Spa (flavored bottled water)
- Malta Leona (high-energy drink)
- Malta Leona Cool (malt beverage)
- Pony Malta (energy malt beverage)
- Tutti Frutti (fruit drink) (Now controlled by Postobón)
- Cola y Pola (refajo)
References
- ↑ "SABMiller - Sustainable development - Where we operate - Latin America - Colombia - Overview". www.sabmiller.com. Retrieved 2011-02-12.
External links
- Beers
- Other brands
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