Carvalho (Portuguese for Oak barrels) is the most common wood used for cachaça aging in Brazil and imparts notes of vanilla and butterscotch, yet finishes dry with a slight bitterness that has many layers for an exquisite sipping spirit. Discover Avuá (av-wah) Cachaça. From your first inviting sip which is COMPLEX and LASTING, to the end of your glass you’ll savor the adventure of discovering the Rio that stretches from the 1950’s birth of Bossa Nova to the magnificent vistas visible from the beach of Copacabana and embraces the WARMTH and PASSION of Brazil’s people. A unique hand-crafted, single sourced Cachaça – in both the silver Prata expression and the complex and unique Amburana aged expression. Throw away your pre-conceptions of what this Brazilian spirit is and let us guide you on a journey of new discoveries. Saude!
Carvalho (Portuguese for Oak barrels) is the most common wood used for cachaça aging in Brazil and imparts notes of vanilla and butterscotch, yet finishes dry with a slight bitterness that has many layers for an exquisite sipping spirit. Discover Avuá (av-wah) Cachaça. From your first inviting sip which is COMPLEX and LASTING, to the end of your glass you’ll savor the adventure of discovering the Rio that stretches from the 1950’s birth of Bossa Nova to the magnificent vistas visible from the beach of Copacabana and embraces the WARMTH and PASSION of Brazil’s people. A unique hand-crafted, single sourced Cachaça – in both the silver Prata expression and the complex and unique Amburana aged expression. Throw away your pre-conceptions of what this Brazilian spirit is and let us guide you on a journey of new discoveries. Saude!