Ginjinha

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Ginjinha is a traditional Portuguese liqueur made from sour cherries, sugar, and alcohol, typically enjoyed as a small shot in bars and cafés.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Portuguese liqueur
cherry liqueur
countryOfOrigin Portugal
etymology derived from Portuguese word "ginja" for sour cherry
hasAlternativeName Ginja NERFINISHED
hasColor dark red
hasFlavor cherry
slightly sour
sweet
hasIngredient alcohol
sugar
water
hasMainIngredient Prunus cerasus NERFINISHED
sour cherries
hasProductionMethod infusion of cherries in neutral spirit with added sugar
isAssociatedWithCity Lisbon NERFINISHED
isAssociatedWithRegion Central Portugal NERFINISHED
Óbidos NERFINISHED
isConsidered Portuguese cultural icon
traditional Portuguese drink
isPopularWith local residents in Lisbon
tourists in Lisbon
isRelatedTo Portuguese alcoholic beverages
Portuguese cuisine
liqueur
isServedAs shot
isServedIn small glass
isServedTemperature room temperature
slightly chilled
isSoldIn bottles
takeaway cups
isTypicallyConsumedAfter meals
isTypicallyConsumedAs digestif
isTypicallyConsumedAt bars
cafés
specialized ginjinha bars
isUsedIn cocktails
isUsuallyMadeBy maceration of sour cherries in alcohol
mayContain cinnamon
cloves
servingOption with cherry in the glass
without cherry in the glass
typicalAlcoholByVolume 18–24%
typicalServingSize about 30 ml

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