2015 saw an astounding amount of shake-ups in the world of brewing; numerous craft breweries were purchased by larger companies, and AB-InBev announced it would be moving forward with the acquisition of its rival company, SAB-Miller. Even if antitrust laws force the new behemoth to shed a few of its labels, it will still be the largest merger in brewing history.
 

This trend of consolidation is likely to continue as craft brew sales grow and larger companies’ beer sales stagnate. For now, we’ve collected a comprehensive list of the sales in 2015 (and late 2014) to keep you abreast. If we missed any, let us know on our Facebook or Twitter.
 

10 Barrel Brewing, OR

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: November 5, 2014
 

Elysian Brewing, WA

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: January 23, 2015
 

Full Sail Brewing, OR

Bought by: Encore Consumer Capital (a private equity firm)

Purchase price: Undisclosed  

Purchase date: March 9
 

Meantime Brewery, UK

Bought by: SAB-Miller

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: May 15

 

Saint Archer Brewing, CA

Bought by: SAB-Miller

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: September 15
 

Golden Road Brewing, CA

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: September 23
 

Mill Street Brewing, Toronto

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed, but AB-InBev announced $10 million in investments.

Purchase date: October 9
 

Ballast Point, CA

Bought by: Constellation Brands

Purchase price: $1 billion

Purchase date: November 16
 

Four Peaks Brewing, AZ

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: December 18
 

Camden Town Brewery, UK

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Around $127 million

Purchase date: December 21
 

Breckenridge Brewery, CO

Bought by: AB-InBev

Purchase price: Undisclosed

Purchase date: December 22

 

Photo via AB-InBev