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Cachaca, the national spirit of Brazil, is a relative of rum (typically made from the molasses of sugar cane). It is an alternative for any drink usually made from rum, vodka or tequila. Already popular in Europe for more than a decade, cachaca is finding a fan base in the U.S., appearing in cocktail recipes from Seattle to New York. Smooth, full-bodied and fragrant, with subtle floral notes mingled with melon and honey and a distinctive, sweet, pure sugar cane finish, Boca Loca Cachaca has all the qualities expected in a premium cachaca. Visit www.drinkbocaloca.com. Miami mixologists, David Ortiz, created these dinks based on Boca Loca Cachaca.
Classic Caipirinha (Brazil’s national cocktail) 1 1/2 oz. Boca Loca Clean and cut a lime into eight wedges. Place the lime and sugar into a glass and mash the ingredients together to create a paste. Add ice equal to the glass then add the Boca Loca. It’s important to keep stirring to keep the sugar mixed well.
Boca Rita
Garnish with a lime. Serve shaken and straight up in margarita or martini glass.
Passion Loca 1½
oz. Boca Loca, Garnish with cherry and serve over ice in highball glass.
Brazilian Kiss 1½ oz. Boca Loca
Papaya Loca 1½ oz. Boca Loca Garnish with a slice of papaya and serve over ice in a highball glass. |
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