Armazém Vieira Turmalina represents centuries-old Brazilian craftsmanship, originating from the island of Florianópolis, where cachaça has been traditionally produced since the 19th century. This expression highlights both heritage and terroir, aging gracefully in native Brazilian woods to develop a distinct character. A beloved favorite among cachaça enthusiasts, it balances authenticity, smoothness, and tropical flair in every sip.

Cachaça Armazém Vieira Turmalina Rum 70cl
Brand: Armazém Vieira | Category: Cachaça / Sugarcane Rum | ABV: 38% | Origin: Brazil | Vol: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Fresh sugarcane, light vanilla, and subtle tropical wood notes.
Palate: Smooth and rounded with gentle sweetness, touches of coconut, toasted sugarcane, and soft spice.
Finish: Clean, warm, and lightly tropical with a lingering woody sweetness.

Production Details:
Distilled from fresh sugarcane juice and aged in native Brazilian woods, contributing unique aromatics and natural sweetness. Carefully crafted in small batches to preserve authenticity and tradition.

Perfect For:
Caipirinhas, tropical cocktails, sipping neat, and pairing with grilled fruits or light desserts.

Expert Notes:
Praised for its balance of smoothness and complexity, an excellent mid-aged cachaça ideal for both mixing and sipping.

Customer Reviews:
“Perfect for caipirinhas, smooth, flavorful, and incredibly aromatic.”
“A standout cachaça with real depth. Lovely woody sweetness without being overpowering.”
“Great value for its quality. You can taste the craftsmanship and natural sugarcane character.”

Interesting Fact:
Armazém Vieira ages their cachaça in rare native woods like canela-sassafrás, giving the spirit flavors impossible to replicate elsewhere in the world.

Serving Suggestions:
Try in a classic caipirinha, mix with passionfruit or pineapple, or enjoy neat to appreciate its tropical wood influence.

Distillery Background:
Founded in the mid-1800s, Armazém Vieira is one of Brazil’s respected traditional producers, preserving artisanal techniques while embracing careful aging practices. Their cachaças are celebrated for combining heritage with distinctive Brazilian identity.