but the biggest winner here was molson coors. why? because in order to get this deal past the antitrust regulators, the combined company was forced to sell off assets including sab miller's 58% stake in miller coors. molson coors bought it for 12 billion, much less than it was worth. it includes miller light, coors light, blue moon, keystone and royalties from imports. long story short, tap's management expects this deal will add $4.7 billion in incremental revenue while generating $200 million? annual cost synergies and boosting its earnings. how about constellation brands? here's a company that had always been a well-run alcohol business, but in 2012, they took it to the next level when anheuser-busch brought modelo and had to do a similar forced sale, this time selling constellation, 50% of modelo's u.s. because they didn't already own and giving them corona, modelo and pacificco, all great brands. since then, constellation's made a series of smaller acquisitions, picking up a bunch of fast-growing craft beer brands, ballast, high e