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That IS why you're buying a cachaca, after all. It's a bit hot ethanol-y, with some metallic notes, and nothing of significant note going on in the flavor profile. But it absolutely works to make a good caipirinha, so it's hard not to recommend for that use. But honestly, that's most low-cost cachacas.
On the nose, I get ethanol and vanilla. The mouth feel is oily. I get a little hint of licorice up front that turns into a grassy/minty note.
It also has nothing special when tasted neat (just like Cachaça 51). Another good Cachaça for the famous "caipirinha".
Have I enjoyed with this one.
Not something I would drink straight-
That’s what agricole is for!
I picked this up because I saw Fogo de Chao making a Caipirinha and it looked good. My local store had this and another brand. I grabbed the clear and cheaper brand. It's my new go to drink for the Summer heat. Fantastic drink. Over rocks, it is a bit "raw." a bit of a alcohol bite, a bit of an aftertaste to separate it from rum. Got a vacation coming up and I'll give a couple varieties a try in my Caipirinha.
40% ABV. Great nose. Rubbery mouthfeel! Not bad. 7, 7+?
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Of the three cachacas I've tried, this is good and the least expensive. It's flavorful and reasonably smooth. While I like this on the rocks or in a capairina, my favorite is as a substitute for tequila in a margarita. Try it according to the clasic recipe with equal parts lime juice, Cointreau (or orange curacoa in a pinch) and cachaca instead of tequila.