53% of Canadians now skip U.S. booze for Canadian or global picks
53% of Canadians now skip U.S. booze for Canadian or global picks
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But…who was drinking American booze to begin with?
A lot of California wine, probably a lot of non-rye whiskey
California wine
Yikes
non-rye whiskey
Yikes
NotmyCanada
Before the dumbest trade war in history, why not?
Good wine comes from France/Italy, you can get some cheap stuff locally
American whiskey just tastes terrible, bourbon will show you why they all have diabetes
Also, Canadians just hate anything American, that’s why Christianity and Football (that kind) were only for gay people before, now I’m sure kids have some other derogatory term for people that follow those things. A lot of words to say ordering American whiskey is a good way to start a bar fight
I don't know what alternate reality you live in but this is just false across the board.
Canadians absolutely do not hate "anything American". Half the country wants to cosplay as Americans any chance they can. Our society is deeply ingrained with American hand me down values.
Sure, we're still very different but in the grand scheme of things if you compare the cultures of the world Canada is is America Light®.
ordering American whiskey is a good way to start a bar fight
You watch too much TV.
Half the country wants to cosplay as Americans any chance they can. Our society is deeply ingrained with American hand me down values.
You’re thinking of England
We thought this would teach you zoomers why everyone older than you hates Americans
Okanagan wine is pretty awsome. Nappa Valley tastes like dusty old couch leather