Mexico: Mexico’s largest independent brewery Colima grows by 41% in 2025

According to data from Colima, considered the largest independent brewery in Mexico, it grew by 41% in 2025, thanks to its expansion plan into Europe, FreshlyBottled.com reported on December 9.

The brewery has positioned non-alcoholic beer as a strategic focus for its short-term future, while redefining its relationship with Mexican gastronomy.

In a market where 95% of the national market is dominated by two large groups, Colima Brewery affirms that it has found its own path.

It was a pivotal year for the company, which, through significant effort, consolidated its entry into Europe, expanding its production and strengthening its commitment to non-alcoholic beer, a category that completely changed the dynamics of its portfolio.

According to data from Cervecería Colima, this year it will close with a production of 25,000 hectolitres, 15% of which is non-alcoholic beer. This allowed it to achieve one of the most prestigious awards in the country: Best Brewery in Mexico at the Copa Cerveza México (Mexico Beer Cup).

Non-alcoholic beer has ceased to be a complement and has become the main activity, leading to the relaunch of its Colima Cero line in 2025, which received an immediate market response.

12 December, 2025