There is cherry in Porto. One of the best known Portuguese liqueurs has a space in the city of Porto. Ginja in Porto sells liqueurs but its specialty is the Óbidos cherry. The cherry, or ginjinhas, is a liqueur obtained by macerating the cherry, very similar to cherry, extremely popular in Portugal, especially in Óbidos, Lisbon, Alcobaça and Algarve. It is a product whose maceration lasts at least one year and does not use artificial colors or preservatives. At Ginja in Porto you can taste, advising to taste in a glass of chocolate, but you can also buy bottles to offer or enrich your personal wine cellar.
Óbidos cherry, coffee, cherry cocktails
Tuesday to Saturday 13:00 - 20:00
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Address:
Avenida Rodrigues de Freitas, 415
Postal Code:
4000-422
City Zone:
Baixa
Mobile Phone:
936265820
Website:
http://www.ginjanoporto.pt/
Email:
alzira.cunha@ginjanoporto.pt
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