If you’ve ever drunk a refreshing Caipirinha cocktail on a warm summer’s day then you’ve probably tried cachaça without even realising. This light, grassy, aromatic spirit comes from Brazil and it’s just the thing for…
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Cabana Cachaca – Brazilian flair in a glass
Posted on 3 July 2014 by Stuart
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