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Appearance: Transparent.
Nose: Reminds us of the freshness of the sugar cane plantations.
Palate: Starts vigorous, turns almost sweet and thrills the palate.
The oldest in operation in Brazil, Colonel Xavier Chaves’s mill had its first official productions in 1755. Acquired by the family of the historical figure of Tiradentes, the farm has passed from generation to generation. Today, the 8th generation of the family remains involved in the administration of the mill, under the direction of Nando Chaves.
It can be consumed pure or mixed. The most traditional way of consumption in Brazil is the famous caipirinha: a mix of Cachaça and mashed fruit (the most consumed is lemon), sugar and ice. When pure, to obtain a softer flavor, it is usual to drink very cold.
