Brazilian Drinks
What people drink in Brazil – Guaraná, coconut water, juices, cachaça, gin, wine, coffee and mate.
What people drink in Brazil – Guaraná, coconut water, juices, cachaça, gin, wine, coffee and mate.
Here you will find what people drink in Brazil: soft drinks such as Guaraná Antarctica and coconut water, fruit juice concentrates such as Maracujá and Caju, cachaça and gin, wine from Miolo as well as coffee and tea.
Guaraná is a climbing plant from the Amazon region whose seeds naturally contain caffeine. The soft drink Guaraná Antarctica is Brazil's best-known soft drink. More about Guaraná
Recipes for Caipirinha and Batida de Maracujá can be found in our recipe blog.
In Brazil, coffee is often enjoyed as a small, strong “cafezinho” or as café com leite, while in the south of the country Erva Mate is widely drunk as chimarrão. See our selection under Coffee & Tea.
Spirits and wine are only sold to persons aged 18 and over.