Cachaça Envelhecida 2 anos - MaxCana | 70cl

MaxCana

Size: 700ml / 23.6oz (42% Alc/Vol).

€37,50

€42,00

DESCRIPTION

ℹ️ Produced in small batches, MaxCana’s 2-Year-Aged Cachaça is distilled in copper pot stills and aged for 24 months in oak barrels, delivering a woody flavor with subtle vanilla notes. This artisanal, high-quality cachaça is ideal for connoisseurs of rich and complex flavors.

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The Journey into Your cup

MaxCana is a renowned Brazilian cachaça producer with a history of innovation and quality. Founded in 1987 by engineer Antônio Augusto, the distillery was created after he discovered harmful levels of copper and toxic substances in cachaça. After years of research, he perfected a cachaça with extremely low copper (0.02 mg/l) and eliminated harmful compounds like ethyl carbamate and furfural.
Today, under the leadership of his son, Anselmo Augusto, MaxCana continues to innovate, offering over 15 products, including fruit-infused and creamy cachaças.

How it tastes

Dive into the world of cachaça with our flavor profile guide. Find the perfect match for your palate.

How it tastes

Dive into the world of cachaça with our flavor profile guide. Find the perfect match for your palate.

Cachaça Sunset

The Cachaça Sunset is a refreshing and smooth cocktail that combines the woody notes of MaxCana 2-Year-Aged Cachaça with the acidity of orange and the aromatic touch of rosemary. Perfect for a sunny afternoon.

Ingredients:
50 ml MaxCana 2-Year-Aged Cachaça
100 ml fresh orange juice
10 ml honey syrup
1 fresh rosemary sprig
Ice cubes

Instructions:
In a shaker, combine the cachaça, orange juice, and honey syrup.
Add ice and shake vigorously.
Pour into a tall glass with ice and garnish with the rosemary sprig.

Tips:
For an extra touch, lightly run the rosemary along the rim of the glass before serving. Try adding a splash of tonic water for a lighter version.