(CalgaryHerald) - Canadians are increasingly reaching for a glass of Beaujolais instead of beer and they're also drinking more domestic wines, says a new study on Canadian drinking habits. Consumers bought an average of 22 bottles of wine in 2011, up from 13 in 1995, found the Bank of Montreal's (TSX:BMO) special report on the Canadian wine industry. "It's a meteoric rise, really," said David Rinneard, national manager of agriculture at BMO.