Celebrate Canada Day by drink in as the Canucks do .
1. Newfoundland Screech
This rum is used in a observance called a screaming - in , where Newfoundlanders lead up someone from off the island into local traditions .
2. Bloody Caesar or Caesar
This cocktail is like a Bloody Mary , except that clam succus is mixed in with the tomato plant succus .
3. Molson beer
This eighteenth - century brewing company merged with Coors in 2005 .
4. Yukon Jack
This Québécois liqueur is made of whiskey and honey .
5. Rev
This blue alcopop drink , manufactured in Ontario , is mostly vodka . A Rev - bomb cocktail is made by drop a shot of Jägermeister into a bottle of Rev.
6. Alexander Keith’s beer
This Nova Scotia brewery was founded nearly 200 years ago . The beer became available in the United States in 2011 .
7. Icewine
This dessert wine is made of grapes freeze out on the vine . It ’s popular in both Canada and Germany . A cider adaptation is made with stock-still apple juice .
8. Raymond Massey
This cocktail is named after the actor from Toronto . It ’s a combination of whisky , ginger sirup , and champagne .
9. Labatt beer
Labatt is the largest brewer in Canada , according to Wikipedia . It ’s part of the Anheuser - Busch ship’s company .
10. Canadian Club
This whiskey was originally made in Detroit , but the procedure was moved to Canada during inhibition .
11. Caribou
This drink is often serve at the Quebec Winter Carnival , and consists of mulled wine-coloured , whisky or rum , and maple sirup .
12. Maple liqueur
This obligatory maple product is more democratic with tourists than with locals .
13. Moose milk
This cocktail is like a bibulous milkshake . It ’s ordinarily made with blended rummy , kahlua and water ice cream . Some people bring Irish liqueur , butterscotch schnapps or strawberry mark .
