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Caffè corretto is an Italian coffee drink made with espresso and a small amount of liquor, typically grappa, sambuca, or brandy, with the word "corretto" meaning "corrected" in Italian. The drink can be prepared by adding liquor directly to espresso or serving the alcohol separately for the customer to pour. Similar spirit-and-coffee drinks exist across Europe and beyond, with variations like Spain's carajillo and Portugal's café com cheirinho.
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