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Giuseppe Cipriani first served this cocktail in 1945 to use up an excess supply of fresh white peaches at his Harry’s Bar in Venice. Three years later, Cipriani named the drink for the Renaissance painter Giovanni Bellini during an exhibition of the artist’s work. Slideshow: Sparkling Wine Cocktails
How to Make It
Step
In a pint glass, slowly stir the Prosecco into the peach puree. Drizzle in the crème de framboise, then pour the drink into a chilled flute.
Notes
Les Vergers Boiron and the Perfect Purée of Napa Valley (perfectpuree.com) both make high-quality fruit purees, including white peach. They’re available online and at specialty food stores.
