Event page! 3d88c950b27deb43f4520a869f3e0714 national-cachaca-day-brazil
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"text": "National Cachaça Day celebrates cachaça, Brazil’s sugarcane-based distilled spirit, each year on September 13. Also known as Dia Nacional da Cachaça, the observance highlights a drink closely connected with Brazilian culture and history. Cachaça is made from fresh sugarcane juice rather than molasses, and it is the key ingredient in the caipirinha, Brazil’s national cocktail.\nThe date is commonly linked to the Cachaça Revolt of 1660, when producers in Rio de Janeiro rebelled against Portuguese restrictions on the spirit. A Royal Order issued on September 13, 1661, is generally said to have legalized cachaça’s production and sale after the revolt, although some historical accounts suggest the date may instead have reinforced the prohibition. In modern times, the Brazilian Institute of Cachaça proposed the observance to the federal government in 2009. An overview from Brazil’s Consulate-General and Foreign Ministry Cultural Department describes the day as a celebration of cachaça’s Brazilian identity and history.",
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