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So is this map saying John Smith's from England is the most popular beer with other countries outside the UK? Absolutely zero chance John Smith's is Scotland's most popular beer, Tenants massively leads lager sales and has high brand opinion. Not too mention how many better beers there are in the UK now
I think it's just whatever beer from X country has the most sales worldwide, including the originating country (I think...).
I believe that's what the map is saying.