Near multiyear lows, Constellation Brands is a good value. Occidental Petroleum can be a cash cow, even at mediocre oil prices. Chevron, Kraft Heinz, and Coca-Cola have high dividend yields. Constellation Brands was hovering near a five-year low before recovering slightly on the news that Berkshire has bought a 3.

Constellation Brands shares are jumping nearly 9% after it was revealed late Friday that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway had built [a 5.6 million stock stake](

Alcohol producer Constellation Brands secured a nod from the the Oracle of Omaha. A recent SEC filing disclosed Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway holds a 5.6 million share stake

Citi's lead beverages analyst Filippo Falorni views Berkshire Hathaway's investment as "a perfect example of value investing."

Buffett initiated a new position in Constellation Brands during Q4. Analysts are generally upbeat about the stock with a price target reflecting an upside potential of nearly 40%. Constellation faces some uncertainties that could keep it from hitting Wall Street's price target,

Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ) rallied on Monday after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway acquired a $1.24 billion stake in the company. This investment consists o

Warren Buffett, the legendary "Oracle of Omaha," has made a splash in the alcoholic beverage market. His investment firm, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A), recently acquired a substantial $1.24 billion stake in Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ),

Buffett may be the world's most well-known value investor -- an investor who buys a stock when it's trading below its intrinsic value, with the idea that the rest of the market will eventually recognize the company's strengths and hop on board. And that will push the stock higher, delivering gains to those who got it for a good price.

Warren Buffett is famous for backing strong consumer stocks like Coca-Cola (NYSE KO), but his latest investment indicates he may be on the verge of becoming a beer baron. Public filings show Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE BRK.

Citi's lead beverages analyst Filippo Falorni views Berkshire Hathaway's investment as "a perfect example of value investing."

Warren Buffett bought a beer stock in the fourth quarter, which could be unique since he doesn't drink. The move also comes as the stock faces pressure from President Donald Trump.