Bogota Beer Company (BBC) was founded by Berny Silberwasser and is based in Bogotá, Colombia. The brewery is widely credited with igniting the craft beer revolution in the country and grew to become Colombia's largest craft brewery, capturing an estimated 80 percent of the local craft beer market. Its rise attracted significant investment attention, and private equity firm Tribeca acquired a 40 percent stake before the company was ultimately acquired by AB InBev, the global brewing giant. BBC built its reputation by offering a diverse portfolio of craft beers that stood apart from the mainstream commercial lagers dominating the Colombian market. The brewery positioned itself as the benchmark for artisanal brewing in Colombia, introducing beer lovers to a broader range of styles and flavours. Under AB InBev ownership, BBC continued to expand its footprint, opening its 200th point of consumption in Colombia in 2018. Bogota Beer Company is considered an institution in the Colombian craft beer scene and is frequently cited alongside internationally recognised AB InBev craft labels such as Goose Island and Patagonia. The brewery's taproom locations across Bogotá have made it a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking quality craft beer in the capital.