On my first trip to Brazil last July, I fell in love with Grenado soap — a brand particular to Brazil. It was the soap in my hotel (the Emiliano), and now I buy a bunch of it every time I come to Brazil to stock up because it is not available in the US. Or let me rephrase that. It is available on Amazon.com, but it appears to be temporarily unavailable right now — where another Grenado convert left a review also wanting to buy more. For business, I usually am booked at the São Paulo Hilton, but this time the team booked us rooms at the Grand Hyatt São Paulo. At first, I was a little grumbly about this, especially since they booked me a room with two single beds!, but then I found Grenado soap in the bathroom, and all was ok.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Grenado soap
On my first trip to Brazil last July, I fell in love with Grenado soap — a brand particular to Brazil. It was the soap in my hotel (the Emiliano), and now I buy a bunch of it every time I come to Brazil to stock up because it is not available in the US. Or let me rephrase that. It is available on Amazon.com, but it appears to be temporarily unavailable right now — where another Grenado convert left a review also wanting to buy more. For business, I usually am booked at the São Paulo Hilton, but this time the team booked us rooms at the Grand Hyatt São Paulo. At first, I was a little grumbly about this, especially since they booked me a room with two single beds!, but then I found Grenado soap in the bathroom, and all was ok.
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