Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur that is mainly produced in southern Italy, especially around the Gulf of Naples, the Sorrentine Peninsula, and the coast of Amalfi. While there is debate around its exact origin, limoncello is at least 100 years old and is also produced in Sicily, Sardinia, Menton in France, and the island of Gozo in Malta. Caffè macchiato is an espresso coffee drink with a small amount of milk added, translating to "espresso stained or marked with milk".

11. IS IS AN ITALIAN LEMON LIQUEUR MAINLY PRODUCED IN AN ITALIAN LEMON LIQUEUR MAINLY PRODUCED IN
SOUTTHERN SOUTTHERN ITALY, ESPECIALLY IN THE REGION ITALY, ESPECIALLY IN THE REGION
AROUND THE GULF OF NAPLES, THE SORRENTINE AROUND THE GULF OF NAPLES, THE SORRENTINE
PENINSULA AND THE COAST OF AMALFI AND ISLANDS PENINSULA AND THE COAST OF AMALFI AND ISLANDS
OF PROCIDA, ISCHIA AND CAPRI.IT OF PROCIDA, ISCHIA AND CAPRI.IT IS ALSO IS ALSO
PRODUCED IN SICILY,SARDINIA,MENTONPRODUCED IN SICILY,SARDINIA,MENTON IN FRANCE, IN FRANCE,
AND THE MALTESE ISLAND OF GOZO. THOUGH THERE AND THE MALTESE ISLAND OF GOZO. THOUGH THERE
IS DEBATE ABOUT THE EXACT ORIGIN OF THE DRINK, IS DEBATE ABOUT THE EXACT ORIGIN OF THE DRINK,
IT IS AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD. IT IS AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.

13. CAFFÈ MACCHIATOCAFFÈ MACCHIATO
SOMETIMES CALLED ESPRESSO MACCHIATO, IT SOMETIMES CALLED ESPRESSO MACCHIATO, IT
IS AN ESPRESSO COFFE DRINK WITH A SMALL IS AN ESPRESSO COFFE DRINK WITH A SMALL
AMOUNT OF MILK ADDED. 'MACCHIATO' MEANS AMOUNT OF MILK ADDED. 'MACCHIATO' MEANS
'MARKED' OR 'STAINED' IN ITALIAN, SO THE 'MARKED' OR 'STAINED' IN ITALIAN, SO THE
LITERAL TRANSLATION OF CAFFÈ MACCHIATO IS LITERAL TRANSLATION OF CAFFÈ MACCHIATO IS
'ESPRESSO STAINED (OR MARKED) WITH MILK'. 'ESPRESSO STAINED (OR MARKED) WITH MILK'.