Liqueur Ginja de Obidos Mariquinhas Blended Reserve 50cl ( sour cherry )

Liqueur Ginja de Obidos Mariquinhas Blended Reserve 50cl ( sour cherry )

Region: Obidos, Portugal

Alcohol: 20%

Aged for about 12 months in French and American oak barrels, this reserve blend provides a light touch of wood to cut the sweet flavor of the liqueur and a fruity aftertaste, with hints of poop and wild berries.

A numbered and limited edition.

Tasting notes:
Light touch of wood to cut the sweet flavor of the liqueur and a fruity aftertaste, with hints of cocoa and berries. A numbered and limited edition.

Storage:
It should be stored vertically, in a dry place with a constant temperature between 10-20º and avoiding direct light.

How to serve:
As an aperitif or digestif. Great combination with chocolate.

The Company:

Licóbidos is a family business with over 60 years of tradition, which inherited its knowledge and skills from its creator Abílio Ferreira de Carvalho.

It is committed to maintaining the quality and tradition that has always been guided.

This concern also extended to the agricultural area, which has been a strong point of the brand.

Owners of around 20,000 Ginjeiras, Licóbidos guarantees its self-sufficiency and maintains high quality standards. Licóbidos, being safe and with strong ancestral connections, came to strengthen flavors and revive memories.

Bringing each one of you the true taste of tradition since 1949.

Licor de Ginja Mariquinhas is a family tradition liqueur, with strong influences from the region in which it operates.

This is a 100% Natural liqueur without dyes or preservatives, with a clear appearance, ruby color, acid freshness, liqueur consistency and an intense aroma of Ginja.

Produced exclusively with fruits of our own ginjais certified as PGI (Protected Geographical Indication), it is a 100% Portuguese liqueur awarded internationally.

The “Mariquinhas” Brand is inspired by Fado with notes in its branding of various traditional Portuguese elements such as Filigrees and Embroidery, through its image it came to transmit the true Portuguese culture.

The most Portuguese Ginjinha in Portugal!