Museu da Cachaça

The Cachaça Museum occupies a 19th-century mansion with exhibitions of maps, photographs, agricultural equipment, and wooden barrels documenting the production of Brazilian spirits.

The museum building functioned as the first Ypioca production facility, established in 1846 by Portuguese immigrant Dario Telles upon his arrival from Lisbon.

The exhibition space presents the complete manufacturing process of cachaça through machinery displays, industrial artifacts, and educational demonstrations of traditional distillation methods.

Located in Ceará state, the museum receives 10,000 monthly visitors and includes a 1930s-style bar for product tasting and a shop selling regional spirits.

The facility holds the world's largest wooden barrel, certified by Guinness World Records in 2003, with a capacity of 374,000 liters.

Location: Maranguape

GPS coordinates: -3.94306,-38.66361

Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:04