Activity
The company is dedicated to producing craft beer inspired by the traditions and values of the Camino de Santiago, especially those linked to the figure of Saint Veremundo and the region of Navarre.
History
San Veremundo beer was inspired by the historical and spiritual figure of Saint Veremundo, abbot of the Irache Monastery in Navarre, known for his hospitality toward pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. The company brews its beers near the Irache Monastery, combining tradition and innovation and paying homage to the values of hospitality, solidarity, and tradition that San Veremundo represents.
Product types
The company offers craft beers, including the Negra de Roncesvalles (with a chocolate, coffee, and smoky flavor), the Zubiri IPA (aromatic, fresh, with citrus notes and a lingering bitterness), the Rubia de Villatuerta (light, sparkling, with citrus and spicy notes), and the Tostada de Irache (robust, with notes of caramel and coffee).
Mission
The company seeks to accompany, inspire, and celebrate the Camino de Santiago, offering pilgrims and consumers a meaningful pause and a moment of enjoyment, honoring the tradition and values of hospitality and solidarity associated with Saint Veremundo.
