Goose Island Brewery has been sold to Anheuser Busch for $38.8 million. The sale includes the brand and the brewery on Fulton St. in Chicago, but does not include the two Brewpubs on Clark St. and Clybourn Ave. Those will still be owned John Hall and his partners. For those who know AB had a minority ownership since 2006 and distributed Goose Island since. So this purchase comes as no major surprise. Also many know that AB is owned by InBev. This is another consolidation within the beer industry. Hopefully AB/IB will let Goose Island continue to be creative when it comes to their beer. Only time will tell.
QC Beerguy
This will be a blog about my travels throughout the Midwest and the beer I taste. As well the beer festivals and other fun beer events. When I am not on the road I will add my thoughts on items I find of interest concerning beer, brewing and associated topics.
Links
- http://qcbeerweek.com/
- http://www.midwestmicrobrews.com/festivals.html
- http://beermapping.com/
- http://www.somethingsbrewn.com/
- http://www.bluecatbrewpub.com/
- http://greatriverbrewery.com/
- http://bentriverbrewing.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
- http://www.mugzhomebrew.org/
- http// beerconnoiseur.com/
- http://www.bjcp.org/index.php
- http://beeradvocate.com/
- http://www.thebrewingnetwork.com/
- http://www.quadcitiesnightout.com/
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