Capital K Distillery is Manitoba's first family-owned and operated producer of craft spirits. Its first product, Tall Grass Vodka, was launched in autumn 2016 and followed by Tall Grass Gin January 2017.
The distillery's process begins with controlled hand-milling of locally grown grain. Capital K Distillery takes pride in selecting only the best Manitoba grains for its craft spirits.
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