Review: Cap Diamant Vodka

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Review: Cap Diamant Vodka

Posted by Arctic Wolf on September 14, 2023

Cap Diamant (Cape Diamond) is a headland at the edge of the Promontory of Quebec where the St. Lawrence River narrows between its two shores upon which Quebec City is located. French explorer, Jacques Cartier found what he thought were diamonds in the high cliffs and so he named the cape, Cap Dianmont. In a story that every Canadian is taught in Elementary School, James Wolfe and his troops (in 1759) scaled Cap Diamant toward the Plains of Abraham and conquered Quebec making it part of the British Empire.

Cap Diamont Vodka pays homage to this historic Canadian site. This is a small batch spirit, distilled from 100% Canadian corn grain with water from one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, the Laurentians. The vodka is filtered with coconut charcoal, and is meant to be enjoyed neat or on ice (or with your favourite cocktail).

Here is a link to my full review where I put Cap Diamont through the paces of my rigorous tasting sessions.