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Friday, January 8, 2021

Italian Espresso - nectar of the gods?

Espresso Italiano - the key to a long life?
Isn't it great when something you enjoy so much you'd drink it even if it was bad for you turns out to be good? Read more HERE.
Above: This little machine makes some pretty darn good espresso with KIMBO pods, called "cialde" here.
Posted by Larry and Heather at 8:49 AM
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Larry and Heather met while leading bike tours in Italy, married soon after, and have since enjoyed more than three decades of cycling guide experience. We launched CycleItalia in 1998 and after twenty years created Piedmont Cycling Resort. We moved permanently to Sicily in 2018 and ended our cycling vacation programs in 2021. Heather remains involved in academic pursuits while we both continue to enjoy "la dolce vita in bicicletta" in Sicily and elsewhere in Italy.
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