Sagatiba
Much Cachaca is fiery and spirituous, but Sagatiba, launched in 2004, was from the outset designed to be a premium spirt and open the world markets, rather than just aiming at the local market. It is made from fresh sugar cane grown in the farmlands of Minas Gerais near San Paulo, and aged for two years.
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