FatherJack
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Honestly, I don't care who owns what. What I care about is if the product they provide tastes good and is what I'm looking for in a beer.
If InBev owns a brewery, but that brewery still provides a great craft brew product, I'll buy it. It sends a signal to InBev that this is what I want, not their mass produced products. If they change the beer to make it more bland then I will stop buying it. This sends the signal that this is NOT what I want.
I remember a few years ago Ben & Jerry's ice cream was bought by Unilever. The ice cream really didn't change and is still kick arse. In other words, they didn't try to fix something that wasn't broken.
If InBev owns a brewery, but that brewery still provides a great craft brew product, I'll buy it. It sends a signal to InBev that this is what I want, not their mass produced products. If they change the beer to make it more bland then I will stop buying it. This sends the signal that this is NOT what I want.
I remember a few years ago Ben & Jerry's ice cream was bought by Unilever. The ice cream really didn't change and is still kick arse. In other words, they didn't try to fix something that wasn't broken.