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Cape North is a Swedish premium single-grain vodka made from the Swedish spring water and distilled in Bourgogne, France, with French musty grains. It is a clear vodka characterised by hints of vanilla and citrus on the nose and a clear finish.
The is owned by the Davidsson family, who has been active in this field of business for several generations. It is based in , a landmark of Swedish spirit production history, that produced and delivered vodka during the 19th century to the royal Swedish household at Drottningholm (closely situated on the same Island, Lovön). Loviselund Manor was a morning gift to from Gustav III, the Swedish King who was very inspired by French culture.
