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GRIND IT! BREW IT! DRINK IT! Italian coffee is the essence of Italy. Since its introduction to Venice in the sixteenth century, Italians have been noted for there love of strong black coffee. The first coffee shop opened in Venice in 1640. After that, shops sprang up throughout Milan, Florence, Naples and Rome and among many other cities in Italy. By 1763 Venice alone had around 215 coffee shops. Italy’s coffee has become an important part of Italian culture and everyday living. Even though coffee is not grown in Italy, it is roasted in various regions. Of course, each region boasts to having the best. Brewing coffee has become an art form. Making regular coffee, espresso or cappuccino has evolved to a new level. The types of beans you use, the type of coffee or espresso maker you use and water temperature you use are all important factors in making a perfect cup of coffee. Here are a few terms describing the various types of Italian coffee. This list should give you a good idea of what to order when you are at your favorite café. Copy it, reduce it and keep it with you at all times. Also, here are some great Italian coffee and espresso recipes for you to try at home. Italian Coffee Recipes
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