Sentences with phrase «of caipirinhas»
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«There is still a picture of Brazil of football, samba and caipirinhas on one side and a third - world country with a sluggish infrastructure on the other.
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Ah and have a caipirinha (Brazilian national drink) with hubby which is one of our favorite cocktails Hangovers aside we had an awesome time in the Valley and I'm looking forward to the next already.
In the lobby, a permanent art installation of suspended golden leaves gives way to an understated contemporary lounge and the discreet Burle Bar, which serves a killer passion fruit caipirinha.
Scenic Highlights: Revel in the energy of Rio, wander around colonial Paraty, sip a caipirinha on the beach in southern Brazil, marvel at Iguassu Falls, discover the charm of Uruguay at an estancia, sample the food and wine of Buenos Aires
Our breakfasts were full of exotic Brazilian fruits, warm bread, and mimosas, while our pools days were complete with snacks from the kitchen and endless caipirinhas.
with a flight to São Paulo, sip caipirinhas on the beach, revel in the energy of Rio de Janeiro.
At a relaxed pace, you'll enjoy guided sightseeing in each city as well as free time in Rio to sip caipirinhas and visit the famous beaches, in Santiago to people - watch at a lovely café with the snowcapped Andes Mountains as your backdrop, and outside of Buenos Aires to take an optional excursion to a local estancia (ranch).
Manga Hostel offers the traveler a space that combines comfort, cleanliness, safety and excellence in customer service.Located in the prime spot of Lapa, The Manga also promotes parties for socializing guests with caipirinha, good music.
Rio, a melting pot of different influences is buzzing with life, and imbued with a crazy kind of electric energy, by day as well as by night, when it hums with caipirinhas.
The bar and lounge offer perfect places to relax with a caipirinha at any time of the day.
The star of the show will be our Caipirinhas, the official national cocktail of Brazil, consisting of popular local spirit Cachaça, lime and sugar, all topped off with a scattering of crushed ice.
Coinciding with the 2016 Olympic Games, which take place this year in Rio de Janeiro, HOME's latest exhibition is a snapshot of a contemporary art scene, one that looks beneath the warm, stereotypical glow of Copacabana, carnivals and caipirinhas to uncover some of Brazil's most exciting artists working today — both established and emerging.
Following the gallery's all - day opening of three solo shows (by Lucas Arruda, Adriano Costa, and Paloma Bosquê), those still in town rushed the gates, which guarded plentiful champagne, caipirinhas, and fruit — an entire banquet table heaped with bananas, cajus, jaboticabas, and other edible jewels.
As we sip Caipirinhas under the soft glow of kerosene lamps, it's easy to let my thoughts drift and lead me to believe I'm on a glamorous Amazonian expedition.