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U.S. tariffs removed American wines from Canadian stores in 2025, boosting Canadian wine sales nationwide.
Canadian wine sales surged in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, and Nova Scotia after U.S. tariffs led to the removal of American wines from provincial liquor stores starting in March 2025.
Ontario’s VQA sales rose over 56%, Quebec’s by 54.5%, and both British Columbia and Nova Scotia saw 19.5% increases, driven by strong consumer support for local products.
Winemakers attribute the growth to strategic planning and shifting preferences, with red, white, rosé, icewine, and sparkling wines all seeing gains.
Industry leaders hope the momentum will sustain even if U.S. wines return, while the upcoming Canadian Mutual Recognition Agreement—excluding alcohol—could boost interprovincial sales for smaller producers.
Los aranceles de los Estados Unidos eliminaron los vinos estadounidenses de las tiendas canadienses en 2025, impulsando las ventas de vino canadiense en todo el país.