Cachaça Sanhacu Brado Ipê Amarelo – 750 ml – 42% ABV

Cachaça Sanhacu Brado Ipê Amarelo – aged in Ipê wood

The Cachaça Sanhacu Brado Ipê Amarelo is aged in Ipê Amarelo wood. The tree is known in Brazil for its bright yellow flowers, which color entire landscapes in winter. Its wood is considered very hard and is also used in Brazil for aging cachaça.

At 42% ABV, the Brado Ipê Amarelo is a robust cachaça for anyone who enjoys aged spirits neat. Every Brazilian wood imparts color and flavor in its own way – that is why it is worth comparing it with cachaças from other barrels.

Brazilian woods instead of oak

Many cachaças are aged in barrels made from native Brazilian woods instead of oak. For comparison: the Sanhacu Umburana from the same house, the Magnífica Tradicional, which is also aged in Ipê wood, as well as the Delicana varieties Jequitibá and Bálsamo.

Serving

Neat at room temperature or with an ice cube. Also as a gift for friends who enjoy rum or whisky and would like to discover something new from Brazil.

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Product details

• Description: Spirit (Cachaça)
• Alcohol content: 42% ABV
• Volume: 750 ml
• Country of origin: Brazil
• Aging: Ipê Amarelo wood barrel
• Colorings: no
• Allergen information: –
• Food business operator: Vicios-Brasileiros, Seebacher Feld 1, 84405 Dorfen, Germany

Only sold to persons aged 18 or over. Please enjoy alcohol responsibly.