The Story
One of Mexico's oldest continuously brewed beers, first produced in 1890 as the flagship of Cuauhtémoc Brewery in Monterrey. Carta Blanca was originally corked and caged like champagne—positioned as a premium product from the start. The name—Spanish for 'blank card'—evokes carte blanche, a mark of trust and quality. While lighter than Bohemia, it retains proper pilsner structure with clean malty character. A genuine piece of Mexican brewing history.
Description
One of Mexico's oldest continuously brewed beers, first produced in 1890 as the flagship of Cuauhtémoc Brewery in Monterrey. Carta Blanca was originally corked and caged like champagne—positioned as a premium product from the start. The name—Spanish for 'blank card'—evokes carte blanche, a mark of trust and quality. While lighter than Bohemia, it retains proper pilsner structure with clean malty character. A genuine piece of Mexican brewing history.
