This bill directs the United States Trade Representative to investigate whether countries with free trade agreements with the U.S., particularly Canada, have improperly restricted American alcoholic beverage imports in violation of trade law. The investigation must begin within 30 days of the bill's enactment, and the Trade Representative must consult with American alcohol manufacturers, the Commerce and State Departments, and trade groups before determining whether any violations occurred and what enforcement actions to take. The bill requires the Trade Representative to submit an initial report to Congress within 90 days detailing the status of investigations and the policies of covered countries, followed by quarterly reports for two years. If a country is found to have acted improperly under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, the Trade Representative can pursue remedial or enforcement actions, though any response must be targeted, proportionate, and designed to minimize harm to U.S. consumers and American allies. The bill includes provisions for the public to access a summary of findings, excluding confidential business information.