Italian Drinks

Italian drinks are more than just Cappuccinos or Amaretto Sours. Like most regional "cooks" we don't serve the same drinks all year long. We are known for the popular liqueurs. But yet, we have a variety - both alchoholic and non-alcholic.

These alcholic and non-alcholic drink recipes use normal ingredients. Every now and then - there's a few funky ones. But I tried to stay close to our culture and post Italian drink recipes that have been around forEVER and renditions of other popular bar drinks - but with a modification.

Don't let the price of buying a bottle of a liqueur stop you. I've also added several Italian dessert recipes you can use that "bottle" for a key ingredient in baking. So you can get double use - your drink and a dessert!

For instance - amaretto, I have drinks recipes that use amaretto AND a collection of Amaretto Recipes that span Italian cookie recipes to Italian cakes.

As for the non-alchohlic recipes - cappuccinos or espressos. There's no magic to them. We tend to think these are complex and intricate drink recipes because we PAY SO MUCH for them at coffee houses.

Truth is - we are just charged a lot at Starbucks, Scooters, and all the other coffee houses - for a dollop of whip cream, a barista and classical music piped in the background. Yes, making them at home you will have to turn on your own tunes - but when you are at home YOU save TONS of money. Because, there's really not that much to them!

Thanks for stopping by -
Lisa

Website Owner and Developer of Italian Dessert Recipes










Back to the top of the Italian Drinks page.