October 2021 Despite Italy's reputation for excellent coffee, being a flat white sort of a girl, I'm generally not taken with Italian coffee, finding espressos too intense and cappuccinos too weak and frothy. Pappare, in Bologna's historic centre, did come up trumps with an excellent cappuccino though. Not only that, the display of croissants was particularly exciting, with white and dark chocolate stuffed charcoal croissants balanced by the nuttiness of sesame, alongside pistachio cream, and vegan dark chocolate and raspberry. And there was definitely no shortage of filling. One might be forgiven for thinking there was too much chocolate ganache stuffed in to my croissant as every bite caused another blob too ooze out, but really, can there ever be too much filling?! They also offer hand brew coffee, as well as savoury pastries, sandwiches, and more substantial brunch/ lunch. Find Pappare on Via De' Giudei. Another coffee that really has to be tried once b...
As in many nations, tea is a popular drink in Kyrgyzstan. A Kyrgyzstan table is almost always adorned with butter and multiple flavours of jam, and at the house of the family we stayed with in Bokonbayevo, butter and raspberry jam are added to tea to sweeten it and set you up for a day's hunting. 
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