Drinking In Brazil: Cachaça
Without cachaça we would not have Brazil’s national drink: the caipirinha. Cheap and readily available, cachaça has become a staple of my weekend binges.
Without cachaça we would not have Brazil’s national drink: the caipirinha. Cheap and readily available, cachaça has become a staple of my weekend binges.
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