Apr 02, 2024
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Coffee holds a special place in Italian culture. Whether you’re in the lively streets of Rome or Florence, the aroma of freshly brewed espresso fills the air. If you’re in Italy and want to enjoy coffee like a local, there’s some things you need to know. Read on to discover the history of coffee in Italy and how to order coffee just right.
Although coffee originated in what is now Ethiopia and Yemen, Italians have fully embraced the drink for its health benefits, energy-boosting properties and, of course, flavor. The first coffee houses cropped up in Italy in the 16th century via trade with the Ottoman Empire.
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