Kusmi Tea, White Bellini. They say all roads lead to Rome. But in the case of the Bellini, this well-traveled cocktail is an icon of the majestic city of Venice. Invented in the late 1940s by a certain Giuseppe Cipriani, the then-director of the prestigious Harry’s Bar, it is made with prosecco and peach nectar, preferably from the white variety. It’s pink-orange color lends it a glorious sensuality… and supposedly inspired its name, in homage to renowned Venetian painter Giovanni Bellini, who was particularly fond of these shades. Some 70 years later, the Bellini is still just as popular, and often revisited with champagne and raspberry purée.
Infuse: 3 minutes
Heat water: 80°
Number of serving: using 1 filter per cup (ml. 250)
Tasting notes: white Bellini
Tea type: white Tea
In the cup: pink-orange
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Food pairing: enjoy alone or for your brunch with canapés at the buffet.
Storage conditions: store in a cool, dry place away from strong light and odours. Once opened, store in an airtight container.