Mica Beer has introduced its first collection of canned beers, currently consisting of four varieties in a 44cl format. According to the Aranda de Duero brewery, three of these references are completely new products that had not been bottled or canned before.
Mica comments that the reason behind this new line was the desire to explore creativity and offer something innovative aimed at their most passionate beer audience.
The brand already has an extensive catalog of permanent classic styles, but with this launch, they want to focus on limited editions that allow for experimentation and development of more creative proposals, while continuing to care for and continuously improve their recipes.
A notable aspect of this collection is the can labels, which they describe as bold and full of color, while maintaining their rural identity represented by the tractor, a characteristic symbol of the brand. The entire team collaborated on the design along with César, their regular designer and also a neighbor from Aranda de Duero, who has worked with them for years.
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