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Made from fresh sugarcane juice, cachaça is the national spirit of Brazil. The "Gold" version is aged in oak, and therefore takes on sweeter vanillin notes and a bit of wood as well as a gold color.
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Made from fresh sugarcane juice, cachaça is the national spirit of Brazil. It as a more subtle sweetness than rum, and the fruit characteristics are a bit brighter in general. The "Silver" version is made entirely in stainless steel, and sees no oak.
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Rota 48 gold is stored for 6 months in amburana barrels. Smooth and aromatic, with delicate notes of spices and vanilla and some wood from the barrels. 42% ABV.
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Rota 48 Silver cachaça is known for its versatility and is often used in the preparation of Brazilian cocktails and drinks, such as the famous Caipirinha. Its purity and freshness combine perfectly with citrus fruits, herbs and refreshing ingredients, providing a balance of flavors.
