Cachaça
To refer to cachaça as the national drink of Brazil might seem a bit of an exaggeration, but the truth is that there is no other alcoholic beverage as popular in Brazil as pinga is – another popular name for cachaça. Cachaça is a cane spirit with a strength from 38% to 51%. It is an essential ingredient of caipirinha.
Small distilleries all throughout Brazil produce cachaça. The top-quality ones have traditionally come from the state of Minas Gerais.
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August 20th, 2007
Oh how I miss it. Reserva Gerente in Espirito Santo is so smooth. I live in Cumbuco and up there the popular one is Ypioca and it is so coarse but when mixed with fruit, etc., it is OK.