Cachaca Novo Fogo Gold Tanager Rum Brazil Organic
Cachaca Novo Fogo Gold Tanager Rum Brazil Organic
Cachaca Novo Fogo Gold Tanager Rum Brazil Organic is a premium rum available at Gifted Pour, your destination for world-class spirits with convenient home delivery. Crafted from sugarcane in the tradition of the Caribbean and beyond, this rum offers the warmth and character that rum lovers prize.
Part of Novo Fogo's Two Woods series, Tanager cachaça has been matured in a combination of American oak barrels and casks made from arariba – Brazilian zebrawood. The arariba creates a rich, earthy character and vivid red colour, as well as notes of tropical fruits, cinnamon, freshly-cut grass and baking spices
Cachaca Novo Fogo pours with a beautiful color that hints at its quality. The nose delivers tropical fruit, vanilla, brown sugar, and warm spice. On the palate, rich molasses, coconut, caramel, and oak flavors unfold with excellent balance. The finish is warm, smooth, and satisfying.
Enjoy Cachaca Novo Fogo neat or over ice to appreciate its full character, or use it as the backbone of a classic Daiquiri, Mojito, Dark & Stormy, or Mai Tai. Its versatility makes it an essential bottle for any well-stocked home bar.
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Why Gifted Pour recommends it
Here is a bottle for the friend who thinks they know rum but has never met cachaça. Made in Brazil's Paraná region from sugarcane juice, Tanager belongs to Novo Fogo's Two Woods series and is matured in a combination of American oak barrels and casks of arariba, a Brazilian zebrawood. That native wood gives it a vivid reddish amber color and an earthy depth, while the nose brings tropical fruit, freshly cut grass, cinnamon and warm baking spice. On the palate, vanilla and gentle American oak round out the fruit, and the finish lingers warm and spiced with a grassy sugarcane edge. It suits the curious home bartender, the whiskey drinker ready for something new, or a host who loves a conversation-starting bottle, and it makes a thoughtful housewarming or thank-you gift. Your recipient can sip it neat from a small tulip glass, pour it over a single large cube, or use it to give a Caipirinha or Old Fashioned a richer, spiced character.
Pairs well with
- Grilled meats — The earthy arariba wood and warm cinnamon spice stand up nicely to smoky, charred flavors from the grill.
- Dark chocolate — Vanilla and baking spice on the palate echo the depth of dark chocolate, while the tropical fruit keeps the pairing lively.
- Housewarming gift — Its vivid reddish amber color and unusual Brazilian-wood story make it a memorable bottle for a new home bar, ready for Caipirinhas on the first night.
Questions about this bottle
What is cachaça, and what is Tanager made from?
Cachaça is Brazil's national sugarcane spirit. Novo Fogo Tanager is made from sugarcane juice in the Paraná region of Brazil, which gives it the fresh, grassy sugarcane character you notice on the nose and the finish.
What is arariba wood, and what does it add?
Arariba is a Brazilian zebrawood. Tanager is matured in a combination of arariba casks and American oak barrels as part of Novo Fogo's Two Woods series. The arariba contributes the vivid reddish amber color and a rich, earthy character alongside notes of tropical fruit, cinnamon and baking spice.
What does Novo Fogo Tanager taste like?
Expect tropical fruit and freshly cut grass with cinnamon and warm baking spice on the nose. The palate layers earthy arariba wood and tropical fruit with cinnamon, vanilla and gentle American oak, finishing warm and spiced with lingering earthy wood and a grassy sugarcane edge.
How should I drink it, and what size is the bottle?
This is a 750 ml bottle. Sip it neat in a small tulip glass, or over a single large ice cube to soften the spice and open up the fruit. In cocktails, use it in place of unaged cachaça in a Caipirinha, or stir it into a cachaça Old Fashioned.
