Café com cheirinho
Portuguese coffee and liquor drink
Café com cheirinho (lit. 'coffee with a scent') or bica com cheirinho is a Portuguese coffee with added alcohol (wine, aguardente, bagaço or medronho). Occasionally, the spirit can be served on the side. This combination is especially favored during colder seasons, and it is best enjoyed as a digestif.[1][2] It is also called a café com música (lit. 'coffee with music') in Madeira and Azores.[citation needed]
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