
The story
Xanadu was born on an estate in Santa Catarina crossed by seven springs. The water runs through the still and the blending. Without it there would be no cachaça — and no legend of a place where everything is perfect.
A company registered with Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture, running one of the most carefully kept craft pot-still cachaça facilities in the region. One hundred and sixty thousand litres are aging right now, for six, eight, ten and fifteen years. The oldest barrels were sealed by federal inspectors.



Timeline
2008
The founder is honored in the world capital of cachaça, at the opening of its world festival, before more than fifteen thousand guests.
The still
The decision never to bottle the heads or the tails. What is left over becomes fuel. What remains is nobility.
Wood
Carvalho, castanheira, bálsamo, jequitibá, amburana, grápia and more. The Madeiras line, for those who no longer drink cachaça — they drink time.
Intisica
In the Azorean speech of the coast, intisicar means to catch the eye. Ceramics, gold and silver — gift, tasting, collection.
Legends
The witch and the hermit of the island's south. Six-year cachaça and a fine fig liqueur, in glass and in ceramic.
The process

Chosen cane, Minas Gerais-style distillation in verdigris-free copper. Only the heart goes on — about 30% of each run (heads and tails) becomes ethanol for the fleet.

Carvalho from Europe and the US, jequitibá, bálsamo and castanheira from northern Brazil. A chemist on staff, a master distiller, blends made in the lab.

More than a million square meters, 3,500 m² built. Two hundred and fifty thousand litres a year, under the rite of MAPA.


Making cachaça without laying waste to the estate. Sustainable development as gratitude, not as a slogan.
Heads and tails become fuel for the fleet. What would be waste goes back into the cycle.
Vinasse and used water are treated and tested before they return to the springs.
Bringing you an exceptional cachaça without harming the planet that made it possible.

“And you thought the best of Blumenau was the beer.”