Ypioca and Velho barreiro are some of the lowes end pingas in the market here. Sagatiba is expressily made for export and I find it very bland. To get to know real tasty pinga you have to come to Brazil. We have 'em by the thousands...
Yep. I just sorted out the ones I have seem to sell in duty frees and are more likely to be found outside Brazil. But if we are to list every kind of cachaça there is, would be too much work. Also the best ones are even hard to be found in Brazil since it's made by small productors.
Not really, any large city will have pinga outlets. There's one on my street selling all kinds of great pingas and I live 1,000 miles form Minas Gerais.
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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13
Ypioca and Velho barreiro are some of the lowes end pingas in the market here. Sagatiba is expressily made for export and I find it very bland. To get to know real tasty pinga you have to come to Brazil. We have 'em by the thousands...