What are Italy Drinks?

Italy has many drinks that are famous around the world. Here are the most popular Italian drinks:

1. Espresso: Coffee culture is quite common in Italy and espresso is the most consumed type of coffee. Espresso, which has a strong and intense aroma, is usually served in small cups.

2. Cappuccino: This drink, which combines coffee and milk, is especially preferred for breakfast. Cappuccino, consisting of espresso, hot milk and milk foam, is usually served with cocoa or cinnamon sprinkled on it.

3. Aperol Spritz: Aperol Spritz, Italy's popular aperitif drink, is prepared with Aperol liqueur, prosecco wine and soda. This drink, which is orange in color and has a slightly bitter taste, is generally preferred in the afternoon and evening hours.

4. Limoncello: This liqueur from the Amalfi coast is made from lemon peel and alcohol. Limoncello, a sweet and refreshing drink, is usually consumed after a meal or as an aperitif.

5. Prosecco: Prosecco, Italy's famous champagne-like sparkling wine, is generally preferred at celebrations and special occasions. Prosecco, which has a light and fruity taste, is often consumed as an aperitif.

6. Campari: Famous for its bitter taste, Campari is a liqueur often used in cocktails. Campari can be consumed by mixing it with soda or orange juice.

7. Amaretto: Famous for its sweet almond flavor, Amaretto is used in various cocktails and desserts. It is usually served with mastic flavor. I've only listed some popular Italian drinks in this list, but there are many more diverse beverages to be found in Italy's rich beverage culture.