REUTERS/Javier Galeano One of my many favorite craft brews used to be Lagunitas IPA, brewed in Petaluma, about 40 miles north of San Francisco. I used to be a regular buyer for home use - though when I'm out, I try beers I don't know.In 2015, Heineken International, one of the world's largest multinational brewing conglomerates with 180 or so brands, from Tiger to Tecate, bought a 50% stake, following in the footsteps of othermultinational brewing conglomerates: they're all on an acquisition bin...
REUTERS/Javier Galeano One of my many favorite craft brews used to be Lagunitas IPA, brewed in Petaluma, about 40 miles north of San Francisco. I used to be a regular buyer for home use - though when I'm out, I try beers I don't know.In 2015, Heineken International, one of the world's largest multinational brewing conglomerates with 180 or so brands, from Tiger to Tecate, bought a 50% stake, following in the footsteps of othermultinational brewing conglomerates: they're all on an acquisition bin...
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