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Cachaca is a type of spirit made from fermented sugarcane juice, primarily produced in Brazil. It is the country's national spirit and is often used to make the popular cocktail, the Caipirinha. Cachaca is typically aged in wooden barrels, giving it a unique flavor profile that is distinct from other spirits. It is also often infused with fruits and spices, creating a variety of flavors.
The Cachaca market is growing in popularity, particularly in the United States, where it is becoming a popular choice for craft cocktails. It is also gaining traction in Europe, where it is being used in a variety of drinks.
Some companies in the Cachaca market include Ypioca, Leblon, and Pitu. These companies produce a variety of Cachaca, ranging from traditional to flavored varieties. Other companies, such as Novo Fogo and Avua, specialize in producing organic and sustainable Cachaca. Show Less Read more