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Bellini
The Bellini is a classic Italian cocktail originating from Harry's Bar in Venice. It combines fresh peach puree with sparkling Prosecco for a sweet, fruity, and refreshing flavor profile. Traditionally served as a brunch drink or aperitif, this elegant sparkling cocktail is perfect for warm afternoons and celebratory gatherings.
- GlassWhite wine glass
- MethodStir
- Time5 min
- Strength≈ 11% ABV
How to make a Bellini
Stir it in a white wine glass. About 5 minutes.
- Chill a white wine glass before preparing the drink.
- Pour 50 ml of peach puree into a mixing glass with ice.
- Add 100 ml of Prosecco to the mixing glass.
- Stir gently to combine the ingredients while preserving the carbonation.
- Strain the mixture into the chilled white wine glass.
Bartender’s tips
- Use fresh white peaches for the puree to achieve the most authentic flavor and color.
- If Prosecco is unavailable, you can substitute it with Champagne or another dry sparkling wine.
- Make sure both the Prosecco and the peach puree are thoroughly chilled before mixing to keep the drink cold without adding ice to the glass.
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Bellini questions
Can I use Champagne instead of Prosecco in a Bellini?
Yes, you can substitute Prosecco with Champagne or any dry sparkling wine, though Prosecco is the traditional choice.
How strong is a Bellini?
The Bellini is a relatively low-alcohol drink with an ABV of about 11 percent, depending on the specific Prosecco used.
What is the ratio of Prosecco to peach puree?
This recipe uses a ratio of two parts Prosecco (100 ml) to one part peach puree (50 ml) for a balanced sweetness.





