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Veteran bartender Abílio Coelho pours shots of Lisbon’s traditional liqueur, the sour cherry-based ginjinha. This spirit is a staple of our Culinary Crossroads walk. Read more about Coelho and his poison of choice in our Behind Bars feature!

Thanks to Rick Poon for the photo.

Published on June 29, 2016

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