This stupid move, plus the nasty fact that they recalled bottles due having GLASS inside of them? No thanks no more #CrownRoyal in this house. 🚫⛔️ #BuyCanadian
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in reply to Jace

What the actual hell? They really want to alienate Canadian customers, don't they?

I've always preferred Wiser's anyway, but shades of Heinz abandoning Leamington. At least Heinz is an American company. And bottled in the USA will NOT be an appealing selling point in liquor stores. They haven't been paying attention to the empty shelves that used to have American products on it? Maybe they sell more to Americans, so don't really care.

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in reply to ZenHeathen

@ZenHeathen @CStamp @Chigaze here is a list of all of the Diageo brands. 🇨🇦, we know what to do #ElbowsUp #BoycottDiageo.

*for Champagne lovers, there are several wineries in Ontario who make bubbly that’s as good as or better than most of what Moet et Chandon (j.v. between Diageo and LVMH) produces. Some of those include: Westcott Estate Vineyards, Hidden Bench, Mason Vineyards, and Honsburger Estate Vineyards (those are our favourites). #BuyCanadian #SparklingWine

**Beer lovers, please share some of our great #CanadianBeers that we could be drinking instead of anything produced by Diageo

in reply to Carolyn

@CStamp Ontario now has wine, beer and coolers in grocery and convenience stores, and I absolutely do not see the need. As an example, there are many small communities in Ontario which *do* have an LCBO (which also has beer, including a great selection of Canadian craft beer), and *don't* have a grocery store or convenience store. Alcohol was already very readily available in this province, but our boneheaded premier is obsessed with it. @hub @Lynnd @Chigaze @jace