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The
production of Cachaça in Brazil began in the XVI century with
the sugar industry developed by Portuguese colonization. At that time,
the fermentation of sugar cane's juice produced a sort of wine, which
after a distillation process was named Cachaça.
With the improvement of production techniques, Cachaça became a very appreciated spirit, consumed even in the Portuguese Imperial Court, with economic importance to Brazil Colony. |
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Today, this traditional drink goes beyond Brazilian frontiers and is known in many countries all over the world. |
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