Italian Coffee Redux – Part 3
If you’re looking for Part 1 of this story, follow this link! Part 1 mainly covers moka pot coffee as it’s made at home, which is how you’d probably do it if you were living in Italy and not going to … Read More
If you’re looking for Part 1 of this story, follow this link! Part 1 mainly covers moka pot coffee as it’s made at home, which is how you’d probably do it if you were living in Italy and not going to … Read More
If you’re looking for Part 1 of this story, follow this link! So, now that we covered the home options (moka pot) for coffee in Italy (although, yes, you can purchase a regular drip machine and etc there, too), let’s … Read More
Well, found out the WordPress iPhone app only works so-so while I was in Italy for the past 10 days. Oh well! So, I haven’t been to Italy in 11 years and my knowledge and palate for coffee has grown … Read More
Just landed in Rome this AM and have managed to have two coffees: a cappuccino at a restaurant we had lunch at and an espresso at a random bar. The cap wasn’t bad, and the espresso was about a C, … Read More
Coffee in Italy is consistent if nothing else. We Americans definitely have the creative market cornered compared to Italy, which is strictly traditional. Amazingly, however, there is an espresso machine in every restaurant, trattoria, osteria and bar in Italy. Literally … Read More
Dark days, my friends. It’s actually better than a lot of what I call “gas station coffee” but it’s still far from enjoyable. Sometimes I just need the warmth and the caffeine delivery device.