The cachaça Samanaú Prata, aged in Freijó cask, which does not affect the color of the liquid.

Freijó is a native tree from Brazil, presenting a brown and opaque wood, and growing up to 20 meters.
It's a hard strong wood of a timber tree (Cordia goeldiana) of the lower Amazon used in pails and casks.

The aftertaste sensations show persistence and quality in flavors, predominantly velvety, alcoholic, and viscosity.
The aromatic composition is accentuated and composed of mild aromas, characteristic of sugar cane and a well conducted and controlled production process.

The Cachaça Samanaú Prata is the best choice to prepare a remarkable caipirinha.