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Bitter Almond Amarguinha Liqueur
€12.99
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€12.99
tax 23% incl.
€10.56
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The bitter almond is a traditional Portuguese liquor, particularly of the southern region, Algarve. It is produced by traditional and unique processes and can be consumed simple (fresh) with ice (crushed or on the rocks), together with lemon juice or as an ingredient in a cocktail.
This liqueur is born from the beautiful region of the Algarve with its almond blossom! For the nostalgic, it reminds them a little of their Algarve.
This liqueur is born from the beautiful region of the Algarve with its almond blossom! For the nostalgic, it reminds them a little of their Algarve.
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Traditional Algarve drink, obtained from an old recipe for bitter almond liqueur. Can be enjoyed as appetizer, digestive or cocktail. The production of Amarguinha starts with the strict selection of the ingredients and ends in a maturation period done in oak casks, providing it an incomparable stability and richness of bouquets.
Amarguinha as it is known, Almond Bitter is appreciated not only by portugueses but a little all over the world!
Ingredients: Water, sugar, alcohol, aroma and dye.
Characteristic taste the almond with toasted notes.
Serve with ice and lemon.
Store at room temperature away from sunlight.
OB0197
Data sheet
- Volume
- 700ml
- Main Grape Variety
- Indeterminable
- Appellation
- Algarve
- Cellar
- Companhia das Quintas
- Country
- Portugal
- Alcohol Grade
- 20%
- Vintage
- NV
Specific References
The bitter almond is a traditional Portuguese liquor, particularly of the southern region, Algarve. It is produced by traditional and unique processes and can be consumed simple (fresh) with ice (crushed or on the rocks), together with lemon juice or as an ingredient in a cocktail.
This liqueur is born from the beautiful region of the Algarve with its almond blossom! For the nostalgic, it reminds them a little of their Algarve.
This liqueur is born from the beautiful region of the Algarve with its almond blossom! For the nostalgic, it reminds them a little of their Algarve.