My No1 Cachaca
Posted
27 Apr '17
by
Arno
from
Germany
with
10 ratings
6
Use this for a Caipirinha and it certainly won't dissapoint you. Scent and flavour are more from a light rum than a normal cachaca, but it perfectly matches the lime aromas.
I also use this as a light rum replacment for other mixes if I'm out of white mixing rum, something you shouldn't try with other cachacas i know.
Reference for caipirinhas
Posted
15 Jan '16
by
Nicoakr
from
France
with
98 ratings
5
Always a success in caipi however I wouldn't get close to that straight. Intense fruity and flowery nose, quite amazing. Very aggressive in mouth at first. Goes well on lime, sugar and loads of ice.
unaged cachaca
Posted
1 Jan '16
by
mamajuana
from
United States
with
123 ratings
8
For an unaged Cachaca I can see why this is the number two selling spirit brand in the world. Let this sit in a glass pure for a bit before sipping. The scent is pure, very nice. The flavor is complex. It starts strong then dives to softness very smooth, the finish is sweet and medium long.
Affordable, and Surprising
Posted
15 Jan '17
by
Cory Wid
from
United States
with
80 ratings
6
Initial nose reminded me of tequila: citric, a bit grassy and nectar-y, definitely sassy. Does well when mixed, bringing out fruity and citric flavors (Caipirinha, Batida, etc.). Not bad when sipped either, though the bite can be a bit much at first. Ice or a drop of water and some time does some good.
to mix
Posted
2 Dec '16
by
Peter
from
Hungary
with
91 ratings
4
of course i tried it straight up as i prefer to do with spirtrits but this is not meant to be a sipper. Its the most common Cachaca besides pitú in europe
51
Posted
14 Jan '15
by
Marvin
from
Czech Republic
with
40 ratings
5
První cachaca, kterou jsem kdysi ochutnal. Přivedla mě ke zkoumání zemědělských rumů. Byla celkem jemná, se specifickým "ocasem" - rád jsem cachacu používal v koktejlech, dávala jim specifický šmrnc.
