Museum · Paty do Alferes, RJ
Museu da Cachaça
The Museu da Cachaça operates in the Casario do Alferes, in the center of Paty do Alferes.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
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About Museu da Cachaça
The Museu da Cachaça operates in the Casario do Alferes, in the center of Paty do Alferes. The collection brings together labels, bottles and materials related to the production and history of the beverage, linking the holdings to the presence of sugarcane and stills in inland culture.
Look for differences in the presentation of labels and the objects that help explain production. The interest of the visit is historical and material: packaging, tools and records show ways of producing and representing cachaça. It is not necessary to take part in a tasting to appreciate this collection.
The current location should guide your travel, since old images of the museum may depict a different site. Confirm entry and service at the Casario before traveling. Observe objects according to exhibition rules and ask for information when an identification is not clear. The route can be combined with a visit to the complex, without presuming additional services or activities.
Before you go
Practical information
How much time to set aside
Allow time to read the label collection and observe the objects exhibited at the Casario.
Best time
Check the Museu da Cachaça's opening/service for the date you plan to be in the center.
How to get there
Go to the Casario do Alferes, on Rua João Paim, in the center of Paty do Alferes.
Tip
Use the Casario's location to get there; the façade in old photographs may belong to a different site.
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Frequently asked questions about Museu da Cachaça
What is the museum's current address?
The museum is in the Casario do Alferes, on Rua João Paim, in the center of Paty do Alferes.
Is the collection of interest to people who do not consume the drink?
Yes. The collection can be viewed for its historical records, labels and production instruments, without tasting.