What is Aperitivo? - A great Italian tradition that you should try!

[@jpaw1965]

You guys…THANK YOU for this video. My partner and I are planning a trip to Italy next spring. We had heard about apertivo from other TH-camrs and are eager to try it. As I am a drinker and my partner is not, I was concerned he might feel left out of the custom. While we were watching your video, I thought “wouldn’t it be nice if they made a video about non alcoholic alternatives for apertivo?” And a minute later I realized we were already watching that video! Many thanks for this all inclusive review of this Italian tradition.

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏🏻 we hope you enjoy your trip 🙏🏻

[@isabelvilleneuve7239]

Preparing my trip to Italy in September, thanks for all the advise. A big thanks from beautiful Puerto Rico!

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@TheLostTimeLady]

Great tips, thank you. I'd love a video of your favorite places for aperitif, Rome, Florence, everywhere.

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you so much 😊

[@itsmetaran]

It's definitely on the list next time I visit Italy. Thanks a lot.

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@mirkocutura9882]

very good tips guys, I'm going to Italy the next month!! greetings from Chile!!

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏🏻 let us know how your trip goes

[@IreneBallesteros]

I love your videos! Greetings from New York

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@cadizcobn1573]

Same!👏

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@BloggingFromParadise]

Sounds like a fun time 👍

[@TravelAddictsLife]

It sure is

[@konliner9286]

Very helpful.

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@zenbija]

I'm enjoying your videos as I get ready for Italy! One question comes to mind about aperitivo, and the food portion of it. If you have dietary restrictions, will these places adapt--say, bring you a vegetarian plate?

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you for your comment, usually for aperitivo most places do not adapt to dietary restrictions

[@FallingInLove875]

I’m also enjoying your videos & getting lots of helpful information, which I’m noting. Grazie.
Anyway, I haven’t heard you mention limoncello … yet … and thought this video was a good one to ask about it.
I’m wondering if it’s something I can try at an apertivo? I’ve tried it in the USA at a chain restaurant and have been told it’s much different there.
Not sure if I want an entire bottle, like Eric, yet, but do want to try the real thing.

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Yes you can definitely try it as an aperitivo, but usually Italians drink it as a digestive after dinner.

[@FallingInLove875]

@@TravelAddictsLife Grazie! I look forward to trying it as a digestive, like the Italians do.

[@ericl2326]

if i plan to buy a bottle of limoncello in rome (our last stop before fly back home), any suggestion where to buy, brand name, average price?
thanks

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Usually the cheapest limoncello is at the supermarket

[@clivebaxter6354]

such nice guys!

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@j.claveau4897]

Hello from Canada! I am learning so much from your videos. Could you recommend a place for an aperitivo near the centre of Rome?

[@TravelAddictsLife]

This place is in trastevere, not too far from the centro: www.vinallegro.com

[@j.claveau4897]

@@TravelAddictsLife Thank you!

[@jestermacao4353]

Is aperitivo mainly a drink with small bites or is it just a drink or it can be just small bites before dinner without a drink? What’s the difference between aperitvo and appetizers?

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Aperitivo is usually drinks with small bites to eat that is done around 6:30/7 pm