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Work for the Brands Behind the Drinks

Brewers, wineries, spirits houses, bottlers and soft-drink brands — from the production line to the brand team.

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Spain's drinks industry stretches from long-established local brewers and wineries to the Iberian teams of the world's largest brand owners. Mahou San Miguel, Damm, Grupo Agora, Osborne and Familia Torres sit alongside Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, PepsiCo, Heineken, AB InBev, Bacardi, Diageo, Pernod Ricard, Moët Hennessy, Schweppes Suntory and Red Bull. Together they create a useful career map across beer, wine, spirits, soft drinks and energy drinks.

The work is split between making, moving and selling the product. Plants and breweries hire in production, maintenance, engineering, laboratory quality, food safety, procurement and logistics; commercial offices hire in key accounts, field sales, category management, ecommerce, finance and brand marketing. Factory roles may involve shifts and Spanish, while regional brand and corporate teams use English more often. Some sales and marketing positions involve regulated alcohol categories, so the individual advert's age, travel and compliance requirements matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which drinks companies hire in Spain?
This page tracks 0 openings from 0 employers, including Mahou San Miguel, Damm, Grupo Agora, Osborne, Familia Torres, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, PepsiCo, Heineken, AB InBev, Bacardi, Diageo, Pernod Ricard, Moët Hennessy, Schweppes Suntory and Red Bull.
What jobs exist at drinks brands beyond marketing?
Brewing and production, winemaking, bottling, laboratory and quality work, food safety, maintenance, industrial engineering, procurement, warehousing, logistics, field sales, key accounts, category management, ecommerce, finance and data all appear here.
Does this collection include non-alcoholic drinks?
Yes. Soft drinks and energy drinks sit beside beer, wine and spirits. The theme is the drinks business itself, not a particular category or whether a product contains alcohol.
How is this different from Food & Beverage?
Food & Beverage covers the wider manufacturing sector, including food producers. Drinks Brands is the more aspirational, product-led cut for brewers, wineries, bottlers and brand owners whose drinks consumers recognise.