Canada Dumped U.S. Alcohol Amid Tariff Turmoil. Here’s What Canadians Are Drinking Now Instead.

In the year-plus since most Canadian provinces and territories stopped selling imported drinks from the U.S., the huge cost to stateside brands is now clear, with overall exports of spirits down 3.8 percent and the struggling wine industry facing a sudden $357 million gap in foreign sales. But if American beer, wine, and spirits makers are losing bigly in the Great White North, who are the winners in that situation? According to Shannon Lynch Colbourne, president and CEO at Cape Breton Beverages in Nova Scotia, it’s not a bad time to be a small producer in Canada. The article Canada Dumped U.S. Alcohol Amid Tariff Turmoil. Here’s What Canadians Are Drinking Now Instead. appeared first on VinePair.