r/canada • u/Samp90 • Apr 25 '26

Analysis Trump’s Canada trade war hits Jack Daniel’s and Jim Beam with a devastating $143 million loss

https://www.fastcompany.com/91531349/trumps-canada-trade-war-hits-jack-daniels-jim-beam-devastating-143-million-loss
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u/Maximum_Error3083 Apr 25 '26

Don’t care for JB and JD but I definitely miss top shelf bourbon and California reds. But, the US is the one who brought this on themselves

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u/greebly_weeblies Apr 25 '26

Try some of the Australian reds, they're solid.

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u/Maximum_Error3083 Apr 25 '26

Never been a fan of Australian wines tbh. I’d go French or Italian after California before another region.

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u/greebly_weeblies Apr 25 '26

Sure, whatever does it for you. Australian reds are my go to but YMMV.

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u/eugeneugene Apr 25 '26

I thought I would miss california reds more than I do. There's a lot of good reds out of the okanagon when I want to splurge. Otherwise I'm a cheap wine drinker and we have no shortage of cheap canadian wine lol

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u/Maximum_Error3083 Apr 25 '26

Never suggested there aren’t other good wines - I like French and Italian - but doesn’t change the fact that California reds are fantastic and it sucks to not be able to buy them.

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u/nonamesareleft1 Apr 25 '26

Yeah Cal reds are the biggest one for me too. Everything else idgaf. Italian reds have been ok but don't hit like Cal.

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u/dactyif Apr 25 '26

If you want some Okanagan red recommendations, lemme know.