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Honey Pot Distillery & Pub

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Moose Jaw area, Saskatchewan · Online shop · honeypotdistillery.com

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Honey Pot Distillery makes a honey vodka and an oak-infused unaged “Whikie” from the raw honey of its own beehives, and also has a pub.

Can no longer ship to the US since Sep 29, 2026HTS 2208.60.20Vodka, in containers each holding not over 4 liters, valued over $2.05/liter50% since Aug 22, 2026HTS 2208.90.75Spirits nesoi, fit for use as beverages or for beverage purposes50% since Aug 22, 2026
Honey Pot Distillery's vodka and unaged whisky-style spirit are Canadian spirits under HTS 2208.60.20 and 2208.90.75, which carried a 50% US duty from August 22, 2026 and, since September 29, 2026, can no longer be imported into the United States at all.Source: whitehouse.gov, Sep 29, 2026

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Made in Canada

Honey Pot says “From hive to bottle, we produce our spirits with our honey”, at its distillery west of Moose Jaw.

On the tariff list

  • HTS 2208.60.20 · Vodka, in containers each holding not over 4 liters, valued over $2.05/liter · 50% since Aug 22, 2026

    The distillery sells “Honey Pot Distillery Vodka”; craft vodka falls under HTS 2208.60.20.

  • HTS 2208.90.75 · Spirits nesoi, fit for use as beverages or for beverage purposes · 50% since Aug 22, 2026

    The distillery sells “Honey Pot Distillery Whikie”, an “Unaged Whisky infused with french oak”; as an unaged spirit it falls under HTS 2208.90.75.

Rates are the additional US duty under Section 338. About the tariffs

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