We created the LeBlon James cocktail to celebrate Miami’s newest star. Use the recipe below to make the delicious cocktail at home, then raise your glasses and cheers to their bright future together.
Fresh lime, teased with sweetness, smashed with ice
and doused in Brasil’s Finest Cachaça
Fill a highball or pint glass with ice
Add 2 ounces of Leblon Cachaça
1 ounce of sour mix or 2 squeezes of fresh lime juice
Fill to the top with lemon-lime soda
Stir Well
Enjoy
Brazilians and Brazil fans were drinking Leblon, supporting the Legalize Cachaça movement, and cheering on their favorite team at the World Cup Party at Exit 66! Everyone was having such a great time that you could hear people chanting from miles away!
Can Brazil WIN the WORLD CUP?? What do you think? All opinions are welcome 
If you are in Florida, be sure to check out our upcoming events on the right side of our blog! All of our events are a guaranteed fun time!
Cachaça is made in Brazil, but it’s taking over the United States! Don’t miss out!
The 2010 World Cup kicks off June 11th in South Africa! So get your jerseys and your game face on because it is promising to be an exciting ride and we’ll be here along the way to help you celebrate in style. May the best team win!Want To Go Out and Watch a Match?
If you are in the mood to go out and celebrate with friends, here are some locations that you can count on to have your game up on the big screen, as well as yummy Leblon Caipirinhas on hand!
NEW YORK
Jack Dempsey’s: 36th West 33rd Street, NYC
Legends: 6 West 33rd Street, NYC
Navy Beach: 16 Navy Road,Montauk, NY
Scuderia: 257 Sixth Avenue, NYC
Sushi Samba 7: 87 Seventh Avenue South, NYC
Via Del Mille: 357 West Broadway, NYC
Felix: 340 West Broadway, NYC
MIAMI
Clevelander Hotel: 1020 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
Delores But You Can Call Me Lolita: 1000 South Miami Ave, Miami
Finnegan’s Way: 1344 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
Four Seasons: 1435 Brickell Avenue, Miami
Mercadito: 3252 North East 1st Ave, Miami
Mia’s at Biscayne: 20 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami
Novecento: 1414 Brickell Avenue, Miami
Novecento: 430 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
Novecento: 1080 Alton Road, Miami Beach
Novecento: 121 Alhambra Plaza, Coral Gables
Sra. Martinez: 4000 North East 2nd Ave, Miami
Sushi Samba: 600 Lincoln Road, Miami
Sunset Lounge: Mondrian Hotel 1100 West Ave, Miami Beach
MORE LOCATIONS
Baja Café: Deerfield Beach, FL
Bocabar: Somerset, Bristol
Canvas at Hilton: Sao Paulo, Brasil
Forneria: Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Gigalum: London, UK
Harbor Beach Marriott Resort & Spa: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Harry’s Bar: San Francisco, Caipi-Mosas for all morning games
Jobi: Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Kukui: Oxfordshire, Oxford
La Parrilla: San Francisco
Lobby Bar at Tivole Hotel: Sao Paulo, Brasil
Loca Luna: Atlanta, GA
Patio Bar & Grill: Deerfield Beach, FL
Squat Bar: Sao Paulo, Brasil
Sushi Samba: New York, Miami, Chicago, Las Vegas
Urban Golf: London, UK
Wake Up Paris: Paris, France
Warwick Hotel: Paris, France
Click here to see which of our friends are following the World Cup on Facebook!
STRAWBERRY CARAFE
1 ½ bottles Leblon Cachaça
2/3 cup superfine sugar
12 large strawberries, quartered
2 limes, cut into eights
Method:
Muddle the lime, strawberries and sugar in a carafe or pitcher.
Add a small scoop of ice and Leblon Cachaça to the carafe and stir well.
Serve in rocks glasses filled with fresh ice.
Make sure to get some of the fruit into each glass.
THE SUNSET PITCHER
4 oz. Leblon Cachaça
2 oz. raspberry liqueur
2 oz. Campari
6 oz. champagne
6 oz. guava nectar
1 oz. fresh lemon juice
1 tsp. vanilla extract
Method:
Fill half the pitcher with ice and add the ingredients. Stir well. Garnish with slices of fresh peach and other seasonal fruit.
SAÚDE!
Raising glasses at the Mondrian –Sunset Lounge in South Beach
Everyone had a blast drinking Leblon Caipirinhas at Baja’s Legalize Cachaca
table!
To digitially sign the petition, complete the form below:
We the People, in order to form a more perfect bar, seek to establish Cachaça as 'Cachaça,' Brazil's Noblve Spirit. We formally and necessarily declare that Cachaça is independent of, and therefore not, 'Brazilian Rum.' We make this declaration with no prejudice or malice towards Rum, nor to any other of our brethren spirits, such as Vodka, Tequila, or Gin.
To prove the above, let facts be submitted to a candid world: We recognize that Cachaça is made only from fresh-pressed cane juice, not molasses, and can only come from Brazil. We declare that Cachaça is the key ingredient to the Caipirinha, Brazil's National Cocktail. We also recognize that Cachaça mixes well with just about anything - fruit juices, sodas, and tonics - and brings a wonderful Brazilian touch to any classic cocktail.
We therefore hold these truths to be self-evident; that Cachaça is Brazil's Noble Spirit, endowed by its creator with certain unalienable characteristics, that among these are a fruity nose, fresh taste, and a long, clean finish. And in support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the confidence of our combined passion and expertise, we mutually pledge our understanding, our professionalism and our sacred honor.
