When it comes to drinking, Brazilians thirst for quality as well as quantity. They’re consuming more alcoholic drinks than ever, and becoming more adventurous in their choices. As the industry continues to grow, what does the beer – and cachaça – taste like at the top?

Imagine popping the cork on a bottle of bubbly to find that it tastes slightly off. Or finding that your new Lacoste cologne is suspiciously spelt 'Lacoast'. Unfortunately, more and more Brazilians are facing these disappointments. Can Brazil get a grip on its influx of counterfeit goods?

60% of Brazilians say they exercise to stay in shape, while 41% ensure vegetables make up half of every meal. The Brazilian health food market might be underdeveloped right now, but with interest in health and nutrition growing across the country, it’s poised for expansion.

For years, boobs and bums have sold Brazilian beer just fine. But with 86% of buying decisions in Brazil coming down to women, it doesn't make sense that 65% of them can't relate to advertising. Can Cerveja Feminista become not only a female-friendly beer, but the catalyst for a revolution?