Fábrica Cervezas Victoria Marks Its Return in Málaga with New Brewery and Visitor Center
A century-old brewing tradition has officially returned home to Málaga with the inauguration of the new Fábrica Cervezas Victoria production plant and cultural space. Located on the La Azucarera business park along the N-340 road, the striking facility has been designed to connect industrial heritage directly with the local community, blending modern brewing technology with visitor experiences.
Inside the New Málaga Brewery and Museum Space
Designed by local architectural studio Gana, the transparent glass-and-white structure was conceived as a building open to the public rather than a closed industrial site. Visitors can look directly into the active production lines, offering full visibility over how the beloved local lager is crafted.
Beyond manufacturing, the facility functions as a cultural hub featuring a dedicated brand-history museum. Here, guests can trace the roots of the label back to its 1928 foundation in the El Perchel neighborhood by the Franquelo family. The experience culminates in a specialized tasting bar and event hall designed to host live concerts, gatherings, and guided visitor tours. Additional context and reporting on the launch can be found via Diario Sur.
Production Growth and Visitor Impact
The new plant spans over 3,300 square meters and currently employs a team of 40 people across production, commercial operations, and visitor services. While local restaurants and supermarkets are already receiving fresh stock in barrels and non-returnable bottles via specialized refrigerated transport, management has outlined ambitious future expansion plans to increase output and broaden packaging lines over the coming years.
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