Perhaps it's simply because I am Italian, but Chinotto is my favorite soft drink in Italy. I do believe that the vending machine in the Giancolo underground parking garage recieved a fair share of my money since it seemed impossible for me to walk to/from the Vatican and the NAC without buying a Chino.
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Do you really like that John? I think its awful!
Fuuuuny! Of course it tastes horrible and I hate it, but tradition is tradition (like kvas in Russia)!
Alcoholic or not?
Perhaps it's simply because I am Italian, but Chinotto is my favorite soft drink in Italy. I do believe that the vending machine in the Giancolo underground parking garage recieved a fair share of my money since it seemed impossible for me to walk to/from the Vatican and the NAC without buying a Chino.
It is non-alcoholic and tastes like a China Martini! :-)
It sucks man!
But just like tonic water(on a much lesser degree)
it is a manly drink.
An aqquired taste.
I started drinking tonic water on principle!
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