Goose Island was founded in Chicago, the United States in 1988. It is a well-known craft brewery brand in the United States. Goose Island is also regarded as a banner for technological innovation in craft beer. In the 1990s, Goose Island injected stout stout into whiskey oak barrel aging, creating the Bourbon County Empire Stout, promoting the "over-barrel strong beer".

In 2011, InBev Group acquired Eidao Winery with wholly owned capital. It no longer relies on some import agents to sell products, but instead uses InBev’s strong sales network and market resources to go global. When Eidou joined the company of InBev, Eidou Craft Beer entered the mainland Chinese market in 2016.

Since its establishment in 1988, Eidou has brewed nearly 100 kinds of beer, which can be roughly divided into classic series, vintage aged series and over-barrel strong beer series. Adhering to the ideal and belief of the legendary Chicago craft brand Goose Island, Goose Island craft beer presents a refreshing American craft beer to Chinese consumers; Goose Island has a larger brewing system in the United States and is also an early use of Bourbon. Brand of oak barrel fermented beer.