This is a sugar cane spirit (the name is Aguardente de Cana) and not Cachaça, as, according to Brazilian legislation, to be cachaça the alcohol content must be between 38% and 48%. Aguardente Rainha has 50% alcohol content. Some Brazilian websites incorrectly call this spirit "Rainha Paraibana" in a reference to the Brazilian state called Paraíba where the drink is produced. The correct name is just "Rainha" (It means "Queen"). The still has been producing this spirit since 1877 in the city of Bananeiras, state of Paraíba. Despite having 50% alcohol content and being a powerful distillate, it is a drink with personality, but at the same time pleasant and soft, as the alcohol is integrated, as it stay a period in big barrels (dornas) made of Freijó, a very neutral Brazilian wood. used to soften young distillates. Notes: clean, translucent, has floral, herbal notes, sweetness from sugar cane, good body and persistent finish.