Commenters debate whether tariffs or other factors explain the decline
3 Oct 30 6:30 PM · 15d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 3 of 5
Reddit discussion splits on whether the tariff impact is the primary driver or whether CTV's reporting method—profiling a single small distillery—misrepresents the broader industry health. Some argue tariffs are genuinely hurting, while others point to changing consumption patterns and question the sample size of the reporting.
“It is because of the tariffs. That's a real measure hurting us. The talk about 51st state is insulting, but just talk.”
Euler007CTV News Reporting outletKentucky Distillers Association Industry group
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3 outlets CTV News went to Kentucky to see if Canada’s bourbon bans are hurting them. Their response was blunt
first by BNN Bloomberg, 15d ago · also CP24, CTV News
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Or why not profile a bunch of different bourbon companies instead of going to one tiny distillery and implying that they represent the entire industry and state? I was in Kentucky for meetings in the summer and stopped at one of the big bourbon distilleries, both the main visitor parking lot and the overflow was full at like 2pm on a Wednesday.
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