UK: Ale sales surge ahead of depressed beer market
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 4 December 2009
Sales of ale in the UK are surging, well ahead of the country's beer market, with both Marston's and Greene King reporting strong results in the last week.
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Sales of ale in the UK are surging, well ahead of the country's beer market, with both Marston's and Greene King reporting strong results in the last week.
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