These are the 224 beer brands that will soon be owned by just one company - Chia Sẻ Kiến Thức Điện Máy Việt Nam

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Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) has just bought SABMiller in a deal that, if successfully completed, will end up producing one third of the world’s beer.

Following on from yesterday’s announcement of the largest-ever deal between technology companies, the beer takeover is also one of the top five deals in corporate history. After two previous failed attempts, SABMiller finally agreed “in principle” to accept AB InBev’s deal to pay £44 ($67) a share in cash.

By buying its closest rival, AB InBev will firmly secure its position as the world’s beer-making powerhouse. These are the 224 brands that we have counted that will be owned by the AB InBev-SABMiller combo.

Argentina

Andes
Quilmes

Australia

Alpha Pale Ale
Beez Neez
Big Helga
Bohemian Pilsner
Carlton
Cascade
Crown Lager
Dogbolter
Fat Yak
Foster’s
Great Northern Brewing Co
Helga
Melbourne Bitter
Mercury
NT Drought
Pure blonde
Redback
Reschs
Sheaf Stout
Victoria Bitter

Belgium

Belle-Vue
Hoegaarden
Hougaerdse Das
Julius
Jupiler
Leffe
Piedboeuf
Safir
Stella Artois
Vieux Temps

Bolivia

Bock
Ducal
Huari
Paceña

Botswana

St. Louis

Brazil

Antarctica
Brahma
Bohemia
Caracu
Liber
Original
Skol

Canada

Alexander Keith’s
Boomerang
Blue Star
Kokanee
Labatt
Lakeport
Oland Export Ale
Schooner Lager
Steeler
Wee Willy

Canary Islands

Dorada
Tropical

Channel Islands

Breda

China

Baisha
Double Deer
GuoGuang
Harbin
Jinlin
Jinlongquan
KK
Red Shiliang
Santai
Sedrin
Snow
Yali
Zizhulin
Zhujiang

Colombia

Aguila
Club Colombia
Costeña
Pilsen
Poker

Czech Republic

Birell
Frisco
Gambrinus
Pilsner
Radegast
Velkopopovický

Ecuador

Club Premium Lager
Conquer
Dorada
Pilsener

El Salvador

Barena
Golden Light
Pilsener
Regia Extra
Suprema

France

Boomerang
La Becasse

Germany

Beck’s
Diebels
Dimix
Gilde Ratskeller
Haake-Beck
Hasseröder
Löwenbräu
Spaten
St. Pauli Girl

Ghana

Club Premium Lager
Club Shandy
Stone Lager

Honduras

Barena
Imperial
Port Royal
SalvaVida

Hungary

Arany Ászok
Dreher 24
Kobányai Sör

India

Haywards
Indus Pride
Knock Out
Royal Challenge Premium Lager

Italy

Peroni
Raffo
Wührer

Lesotho

Maluti

Luxembourg

Diekirch
Mousel

Mexico

Corona
Modelo Especial

Mozambique

2M
Impala
Laurentina
Manica

Netherlands

De Klok
Dommelsch
Dutch Gold
Grolsch
Hertog Jan
Oranjeboom

Panama

Atlas
Balboa

Peru

Arequipeña
Cristal
Cusqueña
Pilsen Callao
San Juan

Poland

Dębowe Mocne
Gingers
Książęce
Lech
Redd’s
Tyskie
Wojak Jasny Pelny

Romania

Bergenbier
Ciucas
Stejar
Timisoreana
Ursus Premium

Russia

BagBier
Klinskoye
Permskoye Gubernskoye
Rifey
Sibirskaya Korona
Tinkov
Tolstiak

Slovakia

Šariš
Smädný
Topvar

South Africa

Carling Black Label
Castle
Flying Fish
Hansa
White Bull

South Korea

Cafri
Cass Fresh
OB

Swaziland

Sibebe

Sweden

Absolut Cut

Tanzania

Balimi Extra Lager
Kilimanjaro Premium Lager
Ndovu Special Malt
Safari

Uganda

Chairman’s Extra Strong Beer
Club Pilsener
Eagle
Nile

Ukraine

Chernihivske 4ezz
Rohan
Taller
Yantar

United Kingdom

Bass
Boddingtons

United States

10 Barrel Brewing Co
Blue Moon
Blue Point Brewing Company
Bud
Budweiser
Busch
Coors
Elysian Brewing Company
Goose Island Brewery
Hamm’s
Henry
Hop Hound Amber Wheat
Icehouse
Keystone Ice
Landshark
Leinenkugel
Michelob
Mickey’s Malt Liquor
Miller
Milwaukee’s
Natural Ice
Natural Light
Oculto
Olde English 800 Malt Liquor
Red Bridge
Rock Light
Rolling Rock
Shock Top Belgian White
Wild

Uruguay

Pilsen

Vietnam

Zorok

Zambia

Chibuku
Mosi Premium Lager
Rhino Lager

Zimbabwe

Bohlinger’s Lager
Lion Lager

And that list doesn’t even include ciders or flavored alcoholic drinks…

Correction: An earlier version of this article said that the 224 brands “are now owned” by one company, which will not be true until the deal has closed. The headline and opening paragraphs were changed to reflect that.