Resolí

Resolí is a Spanish liqueur that is mostly associated with the city of Cuenca, though similar drinks can also be found in other Spanish regions. It is primarily a coffee liqueur, but the list of additional ingredients can vary depending on the manufacturer, though some frequent additions include brandy or anise-flavored spirits, cinnamon, citrus zest, and cloves.

The exact origin of the liqueur is not known, though it is often suggested that it is a heritage from Moorish reign. The liqueur is sold in decorative bottles that are sometimes shaped like the famous Hanging Houses of Cuenca, and it is occasionally served in porron pitchers.

The drink is traditionally enjoyed as a digestif or an accompaniment with desserts. Several bars in Cuenca serve it as a complimentary drink. It is especially popular during Christmas and Easter.