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== SEASONAL BREEZE APERITIF - PG1 ==
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Often called white lightning, moonshine, cat choker or worse, Cachaça (pronounced kuh- sha-suh), is technically a brandy and a member of the aguardente family. It has aguardente cousins in Portugal, Chile, Peru, Columbia and other Latin American countries although they are not made from sugar cane. The very name Cachaça may have been originally derived from the word Cachaço which, in earlier times, was used to pickle (preserve) pork. Cachaça is often called by the misnomer "Rum" but, while most Rums are made from Molasses (and a very few directly from sugar cane juice similar to Cachaça), Brazilian Cachaça is really not a "Rum" in the traditional sense but, rather, a uniquely Brazilian product with a distinctive aroma and taste that differs greatly from most Rums.
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== CAIPRIHANA - PG1 ==
Often called white lightning, moonshine, cat choker or worse, Cachaça (pronounced kuh-sha-suh), is technically a brandy and a member of the aguardente family. It has aguardente cousins in Portugal, Chile, Peru, Columbia and other Latin American countries although they are not made from sugar cane. The very name Cachaça may have been originally derived from the word Cachaço which, in earlier times, was used to pickle (preserve) pork. Cachaça is often called by the misnomer "Rum" but, while most Rums are made from Molasses (and a very few directly from sugar cane juice similar to Cachaça), Brazilian Cachaça is really not a "Rum" in the traditional sense but, rather, a uniquely Brazilian product with a distinctive aroma and taste that differs greatly from most Rums.
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