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This luscious cachaça is aged up to two years in barrels made from a rare Brazilian wood called amburana, hence the name. That aging time yields a pale straw hue and distinct notes of banana and honey, with a spicy fillip of cayenne and cassia bark doused with brown sugar. (KN)

Rested for six months in stainless steel casks, this clear cachaça offers bold, sweet raspberry and plum aromas and flavors, overlaid with a bit of jalapeño heat and zesty vegetal notes on the finish. (KN)

It's not often we're on the lookout for a new Cachaça, but we couldn't pass up this absolutely delicious, strikingly labeled liter bottle of pure bargain-priced booze. Velho Barreiro Cachaça is only $15.99 and is briefly aged in Brazilian wood. It's full of real rum character and should make killer drinks for those looking for a new mixer. And the price...meu Deus!

Cachaça Bela is a Brazilian distilled spirit in a 750ml bottle. Unlike rum commonly made from molasses, cachaça is defined by its production from fermented fresh sugarcane juice and is closely associated with Brazil’s national cocktail, the caipirinha.