EDCAST # 42: Pedro Cellia, Alambique Princesa Isabel

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Uma paixão de família que virou negócio! Ganhou o Brasil e o mundo! A cachaça Princesa Isabel é produzida em Linhares, o alambique teve um alto investimento (mais de R$ 2 milhões), mas rende um retorno espetacular à família Cellia. Já foi eleita a melhor cachaça do Brasil, ganhou concurso mundial e virou referência. O crescimento é tanto que a marca já lançou um gin, o Mar Gin, e se prepara para lançar um Rum. Por falar nisso você sabia que o rum foi inventado no Brasil? O Pedro conta essa e outras histórias. Inclusive a de que cachaça faz bem pra saúde! Ele é médico e tem pesquisa e tudo sobre o assunto! Papo embriagante no Edcast!!!!

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