Duty on wine shipped from Canada to the US
Wine from Canada cannot enter the United States right now. The parcel is refused at the border.
Banned: this product cannot enter the United States from Canada right now.
Made in Canada, with a CUSMA claim
| Order value | At the US border |
|---|---|
| $25.00 USD | Banned |
| $50.00 USD | Banned |
| $100.00 USD | Banned |
| $200.00 USD | Banned |
Made in Canada, no claim
| Order value | At the US border |
|---|---|
| $25.00 USD | Banned |
| $50.00 USD | Banned |
| $100.00 USD | Banned |
| $200.00 USD | Banned |
Estimated charges at the US border, in USD. Estimate from official government data, updated October 3, 2026. Not customs advice.
Why these numbers
Since August 29, 2025, every parcel into the US can owe duty, whatever its value.
Wine are on the list of Canadian products banned from entering the US from September 29, 2026.
Carrier clearance fees vary by courier and are not included.
Alcohol also needs approval from the provincial liquor board, and most carriers will not ship it to consumers.
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Do I pay duty on wine shipped to the United States?
Wine from Canada cannot enter the United States right now. The parcel is refused at the border.
Why do mail and courier cost different amounts?
Into the US, mail and courier are treated the same for duty. Carriers set their own clearance fees.
How accurate is this?
These estimates use official government data, updated October 3, 2026: the US tariff schedule, Canada's customs tariff and surtax orders, and the Bank of Canada exchange rate. They are still estimates, not customs advice: the exact tariff code, your paperwork and the carrier's fees decide the final amount. Use the checker below for your exact price and product.