The talk around Constellation Brands has been all about beer of late. The US firm's full capture of Grupo Modelo's US business last year, as well as one of the now Anheuser-Busch InBev-owned company's Mexican breweries, has seen suds dominate discourse around the group.
Analysis - Constellation Brands' wine business is no small beer
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