Carta Clara

Carta Clara was a Mexican beer brand, produced in the state of Yucatan, manufactured by "Cerveceria Yucateca", a local brewery. The beer was owned by Nestor Rubio Apulche, since 1900.[1]

Carta Clara
Beer
IndustryFood and beverage
Founded1900
HeadquartersYucatan
ProductsBeer

History

"Cerveceria Yucateca" was opened in 1886 by brewer Jose Maria Ponce.The company produced other beer brands, such as Leon and Leon Negra.[2] In 1900, Rubio Apulche became an associate, and production of Carta Clara began.

Legacy

Although Carta Clara is no longer produced, its legacy has remained around the state of Yucatan: Estadio Carta Clara, also known as Parque Carta Clara, remained open from 1954 to 1981 and was home to a baseball team, the Leones de Yucatan.[3]. Meanwhile, the Centro de Espectaculos Carta Clara, also known as Jardin de Espectaculos Carta Clara or simply, as Jardin Carta Clara in Merida, remains open for public events.[4]

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  1. https://yucatanahora.mx/la-nostalgia-en-yucatan-sabe-a-carta-clara/
  2. https://thebeerdaily.com/2016/05/18/una-yucateca-que-ya-se-fue-carta-clara/
  3. https://www.puntomedio.mx/el-parque-carta-clara-hace-50-anos/
  4. https://yucatanexpatlife.com/venue/centro-de-espectaculos-carta-clara/?tribe_venue=centro-de-espectaculos-carta-clara&tribe_event_display=past
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