Not in Cambridge/Boston, but easy to get to via car – Rapid Liquors on Route 28 in Stoneham sells it (Cachaca 51). I bought a bottle a few months ago – still haven’t cracked it open, but there are some fresh...

Does your expensive bottle of choice stand up to the lime and sugar test?

Hey KR.I’m surprized you remember anything about that tasting! The majority of your caipirinhas you would have in Brazil are made with Ypioca, 51, or Velho Barreiro(my favorite for the massed produced type).These are the...

$22 dollars is quite reasonable for any mixer, and real and great caipirinhas can be made with Ypioca Ouro and 51, both available here. Some of the crap available at $15 isn’t even brazilian cachaca. The $7 will make a...

Hi- I am on the hunt for the Brazillian spirit called Cachaca, it’s distilled from sugarcane and is the third most consumed spirit in the world after vodka and soju. Does anyone know if one of the local ABC stores carry it?...

There are various recipes on the cachaca brands' websites. At the very least, I know that Cachaca 51 and Agua Luca both have recipes on their sites. If you have another brand, maybe they have a website as well.

Small-batch cachaça hits the market.

in the production that makes its flavors and aromas unmistakable. This is why Ypioca is labeled cachaca, not Brazilian rum, because the company proved itself to be a distinct spirit. But, forget that.You don’t have to be an...

years and try it alongside a nice rum of similar age.I would then get a bottle of Ypioca, 51, or Velho Barreiro tail grade cachacas and make a caipirinha and try it alongside a caipirissima, similar tail made with a tail grade...

Anyone know of any liquor stores that carry Cachaça in the Boston/Chelsea/Lynn or Taunton areas? Thank you in advance!

I’m looking for a vendor who sells Cachaca, it’s the spirit used in a Caipirniha.

We’ve tried a Ypioca, seemed a little harsh. What’s a good yet not exorbitant cachaca? Mainly for caipirinhas. Here’s a list of various brands: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brands_of_Cacha%C3%A7a Thanks.

Finally, there’s a boozy use for those mini jars of preserves that show up in holiday gift baskets.

Brazilian booze Cachaça is worth seeking out, but the good stuff rarely makes it to the United States.

51, Ypioca, and Velho Barreiro are all mass industrial produced column stilled cachacas.If you order a caipirinha in Brasil, you will get one of these three 99% of the time. The bottom is much lower, like Pitu, and many more that...