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Cachaça is a traditional Brazilian spirit made directly from the juice of fresh sugarcane. Although it is often compared to rum, its flavor profile is different – fresher, herbaceous, and more authentic, with a characteristic hint of cane and tropical fruit.

How it's made

Unlike most rums, which are distilled from molasses, cachaça is made by fermenting and distilling fresh sugarcane juice. This process gives it a smooth, vegetal, and slightly earthy flavor that reflects the Brazilian terroir and the sunny climate in which it is produced.

Taste and use

Cachaça has a light body and fresh aroma, often with notes of cane, lime, banana, or herbs. It excels not only in standalone tasting but also as the base for the famous Caipirinha cocktail, where its natural cane freshness truly shines.

Discover the world of rum fully

If you are interested in different styles of cane spirits, be sure to check out rhum agricole from the French colonies or Caribbean rum, which offer different yet equally fascinating flavors.