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Summer time means thirst-quenching, heat-beating cocktails! Discover some of our favorites.

Tired of the heat? We've got four no-cook Italian summer staples to keep you fed without the fuss.

Frothy and rich, cappuccino is one of the most popular coffee drinks to date. But how did this beloved coffee get its start? Read on coffee lovers!

Categorized as aperitivi and digestivi, Italian cocktails and alcoholic beverages are enjoyed as a way to round out each meal and aid in proper digestion.

In the spirit of the season, Italy becomes alive as it celebrates the holidays. Cities and villages alike are strung with twinkling lights, bustling with holiday markets, and — most exciting for us — filled with delicious food and drink.

Acronyms like DOP and IGP matter. Get the specifics with our glossary!

DOP, IGP, DOC — these letters are often found on the label of your favorite Italian food and drink, but what are they?

Whether red, white, or rosé, brightly spumante (sparkling) or lightly frizzante (semi-sparkling), Italy’s effervescent vini will make you forget all about France’s Champagne.

While not an official public holiday in Italy, December 31 is widely celebrated across the 20 regions.