Company type | Beer |
---|---|
Industry | Food and beverage |
Founded | 1900 |
Headquarters | Yucatan |
Products | Beer |
Carta Clara is a Mexican beer brand, originally produced in the state of Yucatan, manufactured by " Cerveceria Yucateca", a local brewery. The beer was owned by Nestor Rubio Apulche, since 1900. In 2021, Grupo Modelo relaunched the iconic Mexican beer. [1] [2]
"Cerveceria Yucateca" was opened in 1886 by brewer Jose Maria Ponce.The company produced other beer brands, such as Leon and Leon Negra. [3] In 1900, Rubio Apulche became an associate, and production of Carta Clara began.
Although Carta Clara was not produced for a very long time until Grupo Modelo relaunched it during 2021, its legacy remained around the state of Yucatan: Estadio Carta Clara, also known as Parque Carta Clara, remained open from 1954 to 1981 and was home to a baseball team, the Leones de Yucatan. Meanwhile, the Centro de Espectaculos Carta Clara, also known as Jardin de Espectaculos Carta Clara or simply, as Jardin Carta Clara in Merida, [4] remains open for public events. [5]
Company type | Beer |
---|---|
Industry | Food and beverage |
Founded | 1900 |
Headquarters | Yucatan |
Products | Beer |
Carta Clara is a Mexican beer brand, originally produced in the state of Yucatan, manufactured by " Cerveceria Yucateca", a local brewery. The beer was owned by Nestor Rubio Apulche, since 1900. In 2021, Grupo Modelo relaunched the iconic Mexican beer. [1] [2]
"Cerveceria Yucateca" was opened in 1886 by brewer Jose Maria Ponce.The company produced other beer brands, such as Leon and Leon Negra. [3] In 1900, Rubio Apulche became an associate, and production of Carta Clara began.
Although Carta Clara was not produced for a very long time until Grupo Modelo relaunched it during 2021, its legacy remained around the state of Yucatan: Estadio Carta Clara, also known as Parque Carta Clara, remained open from 1954 to 1981 and was home to a baseball team, the Leones de Yucatan. Meanwhile, the Centro de Espectaculos Carta Clara, also known as Jardin de Espectaculos Carta Clara or simply, as Jardin Carta Clara in Merida, [4] remains open for public events. [5]