The best Brazilian drinks and cocktails
The top 3 according to 12 votes from people: Caipirinha · Rabo de galo · Jambu cachaça. (Updated Apr 5, 2023.)
The cocktails of Brazil's national mixology according to Quero Ser Bartender and Wikipedia's list of Brazilian drinks: from the caipirinha, the national drink, to the rabo de galo and the quentão of the June festivals.
Automatically translated (original in Português). See the original
Top 12
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1
Caipirinha
Cachaça, lime and sugar: the national drink, with a recipe set by law.
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2
Rabo de galo
Cachaça and vermouth, the 1950s bar classic.
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3
Jambu cachaça
Cachaça from Pará infused with mouth-numbing jambu.
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4
Batida de maracujá
Cachaça with passion fruit and condensed milk.
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5
Leite de onça
Cachaça, condensed milk, milk and chocolate.
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6
Bombeirinho
Cachaça with redcurrant syrup.
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7
Caipiroska
The vodka version of the caipirinha.
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8
Batida de coco
Cachaça, coconut milk and condensed milk blended.
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9
Quentão
Hot cachaça with ginger, cloves and cinnamon for the June festivals.
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10
Meia de seda
Gin, crème de cacao and cream, from the 1960s.
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11
Capeta
Vodka, condensed milk, guarana powder and cinnamon.
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12
Caju amigo
Cachaça with cashew-apple juice, served with a cashew apple.
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Comments (4)
Rabo de galo, o drink de boteco paulista.
Caipirinha de limão, a original.
Quentão nas festas juninas!
Leite de onça, perigoso de tão gostoso.