Brazil is a significant player in the realm of rum, although it is more famous for its production of cachaça. However, Brazilian rum, often labelled as 'unspecified' in terms of distinct terroir, offers a unique personality and deserves a place in any well-curated cellar. The rums produced in Brazil are a reflection of a tropical climate ideal for sugarcane cultivation. Although less regulated than in other producing countries, the Brazilian industry is characterised by its creativity and innovation. Brazilian distilleries often employ artisanal methods combined with subtle influences from European and Caribbean styles. This results in a wide range of flavour profiles, from lush tropical fruit notes to hints of vanilla and caramel, often accompanied by a pleasant touch of spice. Many Brazilian rums are aged in oak barrels, adding a woody depth that appeals to connoisseurs. By exploring Brazil's 'unspecified' rum, enthusiasts and cellar managers uncover a wealth of local traditions and innovative techniques, promising entertaining and surprising taste discoveries.