Who owns the ale brands

Every ale brand tracked here, grouped by the company that owns it. Each block is one brand; block groups are owners, so the largest coloured region is the most concentrated owner.

Data as of 18 September 2026. Built from Ale.

Every ale brand tracked here, grouped by the company that owns it. Each block is one brand; block groups are owners, so the largest coloured region is the most concentrated owner. Source: Brandtree, CC BY 4.0.

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Farsons (4): Farsons Blue Label, Farsons Green Hop IPA, Hopleaf Pale Ale, Red Mill Brewing Co.
AB InBev (3): Franziskaner, Hoegaarden, Leffe
Mahou San Miguel (3): Avery Brewing Company, Founders Brewing Co., Nómada Brewing
Nigerian Breweries (3): Legend Extra Stout, Turbo King, Williams
Asahi Group (2): Fuller's London Pride, Meantime
Boston Beer (2): Dogfish Head, Samuel Adams
C&C Group (2): Drygate, Innis & Gunn
CCU (2): Austral, Kunstmann
Diageo (2): Guinness, Guinness 0.0
Sapporo (2): Okanagan Spring, Unibroue
Carlsberg (1): Grimbergen
Delta Corporation (1): Chibuku
Heineken (1): Lagunitas
Molson Coors (1): Blue Moon
Olvi (1): Piebalgas Alus
PhoenixBev (1): Manawa