Some shoppers in Ontario say they won’t buy American alcohol even if the ban is lifted. The restriction on American booze has become a major issue in Canada’s trade talks with the U.S. Despite ongoing negotiations, consumer attitudes remain divided. While the ban affects trade relations, some shoppers express reluctance to purchase American spirits like California wine or Kentucky bourbon. This hesitation reflects broader concerns about quality, regulation, and local preferences. The debate highlights the tension between economic policy and consumer choice. As discussions continue, the outcome could influence both trade agreements and market dynamics.