At this time, Oasis intends to keep the headquarters in Los Angeles. While Pabst has seen a steady sales increase between 2004 and 2012, last year, the domestic sales remained flat, while global sales continued to increase. According to a recent Slate article and Euromonitor figures: It seems entirely possible that Pabst's future will hinge on drinkers abroad. It certainly wouldn't be the first beer to try and sell an all-American image overseas even as U.S. drinkers lose interest. Most of the iconic American beers brands aren't really American anymore. Anheuser-Busch is wholly owned by the Brazilian-Belgium conglomerate AB InBev. Coors merged with Canada's Molson in 2005 to form Molson Coors Brewing Company. And in 2002, London-based SABMiller plc was formed when South African Breweries bought Miller Brewing.