When you think of drinks in Portugal, you might think of wine and port. There is so much more! Find out all about some of my favourite drinks here!
Carcavelos is a Portuguese fortified wine produced in the civil parish of Carcavelos. With a history that dates at least to the 15th century, and the smallest demarcated wine region in the world, Carcavelos wine …
Moscatel de Setúbal is a Portuguese Muscat wine produced on the Peninsula de Setúbal. This fortified wine holds the highest status of protected designation in the country, DOC. Moscatel de Setúbal is usually enjoyed as …
Vinho Quente, the Portuguese version of Mulled Wine is a festive drink made with red wine, spices, citrus fruit, and a mix of liqueurs. It’s essentially a hot version of sangria that’s perfect for the …
A glass of red wine a day keeps the doctor away! So, what happens during summer when it’s too hot to drink your classic tinto? You make Sangria! Sangria, which means bloodletting in Portuguese is …
Port & Tonic, Portonics, or even P&Ts are a drink made with port wine, tonic water, and a slice of lemon or orange. This Portuguese twist to the classic G&T is utterly refreshing, easy to …
Amarguinha Sour is a cocktail made with the Portuguese bitter almond liqueur known as ‘Amarguinha’, fresh lemon juice, pasteurized egg whites and aromatic bitters. This cocktail is similar to an Amaretto Sour, has gained popularity …