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Time to see what's new at the Italy booth in the 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival!
With the 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival now open, there's tons to explore! From tasty food booths and cool merchandise to exciting concerts, there's so much to dive into. Now, let's zoom in on the Italy booth to see if it's worth your attention.
**Menu Highlights:**
1. **Bacetti 'Kisses' di Pizza** - Traditional Napoli street food with pizza dough, pepperoni, mozzarella, and tomato sauce.
2. **Tortellini alla Vodka** - Four-cheese tortellini in vodka sauce, parmesan, and Calabrian chili oil.
3. **Chocolate Spuma** - Chocolate mousse with caramel sauce, espresso whipped cream, and puffed rice.
**Food Experiences:**
- **Bacetti ‘Kisses’ di Pizza** ($8.75): The pizza dough is quite thick and a bit tough, though it offers a pleasant savory taste. It could be a hit with kids despite the just-ok sauce.
- **Tortellini alla Vodka** ($8): The pasta didn’t impress due to its odd texture and reminded us of store-bought tortellini. The sauce is lighter than pizza sauce but doesn’t stand out.
- **Chocolate Spuma** ($5.75): A straightforward chocolate mousse that’s smooth and rich in chocolate flavor.
**Drinks:**
- New on the menu is the **Sorsi d’Oro ‘Sips of Gold’ Italian Pilsner**, available in 6oz and 12oz pours.
- Returning favorites include Prosecco, Moscato, Chianti, and Red Sangria. The sangria is a frozen, fruity drink that's more like juice — refreshing but not unforgettable.
- The **Italian-inspired Blood Orange Margarita** ($12) continues to impress with its sweet flavor and refreshing kick.
**OVERALL:**
While Italy has great potential at the festival, it often falls short with offerings that are just okay. This year’s menu continues this trend, though the Bacetti ‘Kisses’ di Pizza might have a youthful fanbase. Do you agree, or do you have a different take? Let us know! What would you most like to try from the Italy booth? Share your thoughts!
With the 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival now open, there's tons to explore! From tasty food booths and cool merchandise to exciting concerts, there's so much to dive into. Now, let's zoom in on the Italy booth to see if it's worth your attention.
**Menu Highlights:**
1. **Bacetti 'Kisses' di Pizza** - Traditional Napoli street food with pizza dough, pepperoni, mozzarella, and tomato sauce.
2. **Tortellini alla Vodka** - Four-cheese tortellini in vodka sauce, parmesan, and Calabrian chili oil.
3. **Chocolate Spuma** - Chocolate mousse with caramel sauce, espresso whipped cream, and puffed rice.
**Food Experiences:**
- **Bacetti ‘Kisses’ di Pizza** ($8.75): The pizza dough is quite thick and a bit tough, though it offers a pleasant savory taste. It could be a hit with kids despite the just-ok sauce.
- **Tortellini alla Vodka** ($8): The pasta didn’t impress due to its odd texture and reminded us of store-bought tortellini. The sauce is lighter than pizza sauce but doesn’t stand out.
- **Chocolate Spuma** ($5.75): A straightforward chocolate mousse that’s smooth and rich in chocolate flavor.
**Drinks:**
- New on the menu is the **Sorsi d’Oro ‘Sips of Gold’ Italian Pilsner**, available in 6oz and 12oz pours.
- Returning favorites include Prosecco, Moscato, Chianti, and Red Sangria. The sangria is a frozen, fruity drink that's more like juice — refreshing but not unforgettable.
- The **Italian-inspired Blood Orange Margarita** ($12) continues to impress with its sweet flavor and refreshing kick.
**OVERALL:**
While Italy has great potential at the festival, it often falls short with offerings that are just okay. This year’s menu continues this trend, though the Bacetti ‘Kisses’ di Pizza might have a youthful fanbase. Do you agree, or do you have a different take? Let us know! What would you most like to try from the Italy booth? Share your thoughts!
