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Where to buy Cachaça?

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  • 14-04-2009 3:17pm
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    Peadar06
    Registered Users Posts: 619 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    I love to make Caipirinhas, but I have just ran out of Cachaça, can anyone tell me where I can buy a bottle or case of it in Dublin??

    Peter
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    BeerNut
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    Celtic Whiskey, Dawson Street.

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    beerbaron
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    Check you local Lidl.

    They have some in their promotions. IIRC it was €20 for 750ml


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    Frisbee
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    O'Briens stock it as well


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    Martron
    Registered Users Posts: 2,930 ✭✭✭Martron


    actually another drink i love ..... how do you make it.


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    flz
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    Martron wrote: »
    actually another drink i love ..... how do you make it.

    Cachaca, lime (half to one), sugar syrup (or caster sugar) to taste. Muddle the lime with the sugar syurp in a lowball, add the ice and the cachaca.

    Never seen any in lidl in pottery road or in deans grange, guess i'll get some in that shop in dawson street when i get a chance.


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    TheDrog
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    Redmonds in ranelagh


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    johnnyskeleton
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    flz wrote: »
    Cachaca, lime (half to one), sugar syrup (or caster sugar) to taste. Muddle the lime with the sugar syurp in a lowball, add the ice and the cachaca.

    Or, if you have a drinks mixer, shot of cachaca, half a lime (cut into segments and squeezed), two teaspoons of sugar and a fair bit of ice. Shake until the ice is fairly crushed, then pour into the glass.

    In Brazil, a 1L bottle of cachaca costs about €2 (most other drinks are just below Irish prices).

    If you can't get cachaca, a strong rum will do. Cachaca on its own tastes like ashtray.


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    MJOR
    Registered Users Posts: 1,796 ✭✭✭MJOR


    there is an alternative available called Pitu as well


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