Armazem Vieira Terra

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alc./vol:
40%

Proof:
80°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Product of: Product of Brazil Brazil

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This deluxe cachaça is aged for 12 years: two years in casks made from Brazilian Grápia wood and ten years in casks made from Brazilian Aribá wood.

Review and Tasting

Sampled before 1st May 2011

Appearance

Clear, pale golden straw.

Aroma

Waxy lime blossom nose with delicate honey, physalis and bamboo-like woody aromas.

Taste

Complex, delicately aged grain whiskey-like spicy palate with pear drops, white pepper and light balsa wood.

Aftertaste

Lightly wooded, spicy cinnamon and white pepper dry yet sugary finish.

Further product information

Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap

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Produced by Schrader Grasso Bollo SGB-Dest. Ltd

Produced by Schrader Grasso Bollo SGB-Dest. Ltd

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