One of the Portuguese liqueurs, with a long tradition in Portugal, is produced from an old recipe for the bitter almond liqueur and is produced through traditional processes. It’s summer, and the drink is the perfect heat killer: the fragrant base, reminiscent of a slightly sweeter amaretto, mixed with fresh-squeezed lemon juice and served over ice. Made with premium French vodka and a delicate touch of sparkling white wine and infused with fruit nectar.

We are at his Lisbon kiosk, Quiosque de São Paulo, downing glasses of Amarguinha, a simple cocktail made with the Portuguese bitter-almond liqueur of the same name. Magalhães explains that Portugal’s bitter-almond liqueur was most likely introduced by Arabs, who controlled much of the Iberian Peninsula for nearly eight centuries, and who had several sophisticated uses for almonds.

Doces Tradicionais Creme de Pastel de Nata is an incredible Portuguese liqueur, an authentic tribute to the Portuguese sweet pastries. He was previously based in Bangkok, Thailand, for more than 20 years, from where he contributed to just about every major food and travel publication, as well as to more than 30 guidebooks for Lonely Planet.

Botanicals used to make Riserva Speciale Bitter include saffron, angostura and Columba, as well as Italian Artemisia - something which ensures it complements the flavour profile of Martini's vermouth. Nuvo L'esprit De Paris is a fortified wine but with the characteristic bubble of a sparkling NUVO Sparkling Liqueur is a lifestyle choice for people in fashion. Is made from the first-class almonds available in the south Portugal (Algarve) additionally known as "Amendoa Amarga" (bitter almond).Anise Liqueur Aniz Escarchado is a Portuguese Liqueur from the house, Ferreira Duque sweet with a natural anise branch inside the bottle that gives it a delicious anise fragrance. Combine the lemon juice and Amarguinha in a rocks glass just short of filled with ice cubes, and stir until chilled. Quiosque de São Paulo, resplendently red and boasting graceful wrought-iron flourishes and antique signage, is one of several Art Nouveau kiosks that dot Lisbon. Licor 35 Sporting Club de Portugal is a liqueur produced from the idea of replicating the flavour of the Pastel Nata in honour of Sporting Club de Portugal. Jeropiga ABC is a grape juice liqueur very elegant, filled with sweet berries aromas and caramelized ripe fruit flavours, wild flower's fragrances, and a sweet and soft structure.