This bill mandates the United States Trade Representative (USTR) to initiate investigations within 30 days of enactment into whether covered foreign countries , including Canada, have ceased or limited the importation and distribution of U.S. alcoholic beverage exports. The primary goal is to determine if these actions constitute unfair trade practices actionable under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 . Before making a determination on actionability, the USTR must engage in extensive consultations. This includes seeking input from U.S. alcoholic beverage manufacturers, the Secretaries of Commerce and State, and the U.S. International Trade Commission, as well as gathering information from trade associations and domestic producers. If enforcement action is considered, the USTR must notify Congress and consult with affected stakeholders to ensure any proposed actions are targeted, proportionate, and minimize unintended consequences for U.S. consumers and allies. The bill also requires the USTR to submit an initial report within 90 days, detailing the status of investigations, foreign country policies, and their impact on U.S. manufacturers. Quarterly reports will follow for two years, describing consultations, remedial actions taken, and engagement with foreign countries. A public summary of these reports will be made available, excluding confidential information.