Cachaça Seleta Ouro – from Salinas, aged in Umburana wood

The Cachaça Seleta Ouro comes from Salinas in the north of the state of Minas Gerais – one of the best-known regions for quality cachaça in Brazil. It is distilled in traditional copper stills (Alambique de Cobre) and then aged in Umburana wooden barrels. This gives it its golden color and a round, warm aroma.

The Seleta Ouro is bottled in a 670 ml porcelain bottle – an eye-catcher on the shelf and a great gift for fans of Brazil.

Salinas – a cachaça stronghold

The region around Salinas is known for its artisanal, small-scale production: sugarcane is distilled in copper stills and then aged in local wooden barrels. The Ouro variant of Seleta is aged and therefore milder and rounder than an unaged Prata.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best way to drink Seleta Ouro?

Neat or on ice brings out the aged aroma particularly well. It is also suitable for a Caipirinha with a spicy note.

Which cachaças are comparable?

Also from Salinas: Saliníssima Ouro. Also from an Umburana barrel: Germana Caetano and Delicana Umburana.

How do you store cachaça?

Cool, dark, and standing upright. Keep tightly closed after opening.

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Product details

Designation: Spirit (Cachaça)
Alcohol content: 42% ABV
Volume: 670 ml
Origin: Brazil (Salinas, Minas Gerais)
Distillation: Copper still (Alambique de Cobre)
Aging: Umburana wooden barrels
Packaging: Porcelain bottle
Allergen information: –
Distributor: Vicios-Brasileiros, Seebacher Feld 1, 84405 Dorfen, Germany

Only available to persons aged 18 and over. Please enjoy alcohol responsibly.

Cachaça Seleta Ouro – Porcelain Bottle – 670 ml – 42% ABV