In the second part of our 2003 strategic beer review, in conjunction with drinks analyst Canadean, Chris Brook-Carter looks at the UK's leading brewer, Scottish & Newcastle, and SABMiller. Both companies have grown quickly through acquisitions in the past 12 months, but they are acquisitions that have opened up new challenges as well.
2003 Strategic Beer Review - Part Two
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