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A peach bellini is one of the simplest and most elegant cocktails you can make. Made with fresh peach purée and sparkling prosecco, it delivers a light, fruity flavor that feels both refreshing and celebratory.
We serve peach bellinis constantly at brunch events, weddings, and showers where guests want something easy to sip and not overly strong. It’s one of those drinks people immediately recognize and trust, making it a go-to for crowd-friendly menus.
What is a Peach Bellini?
A peach bellini is a classic Italian cocktail made with peach purée and prosecco. It’s light, bubbly, and slightly sweet, traditionally served in a champagne flute and perfect for brunch or celebrations.
Ingredients
- 2 oz peach purée (fresh or store-bought)
- 4 oz prosecco
- Optional: fresh peach slice or mint for garnish
How to Make a Peach Bellini
- Add peach purée to a chilled champagne flute.
- Slowly pour in prosecco.
- Stir gently to combine.
- Garnish and serve immediately.
Bartender Tips
- Use ripe peaches. Flavor comes from the fruit.
- Pour slowly. Prevents overflow and preserves bubbles.
- Keep everything cold. Essential for balance.
- Strain purée if needed. For smoother texture.
Variations
- Frozen bellini: Blend with ice.
- Strawberry bellini: Use strawberry purée.
- Raspberry bellini: Add raspberry purée.
- Mocktail: Use sparkling white grape juice.
When to Serve a Peach Bellini
Peach bellinis are perfect for brunch, bridal showers, weddings, and summer gatherings. Their light and refreshing profile makes them ideal for daytime events and celebrations.
Planning a brunch menu? Explore more spring cocktails or compare with a classic mimosa.
Batch Recipe (8 Servings)
- 16 oz peach purée
- 1–2 bottles prosecco
Add purée to glasses first, then top with prosecco just before serving.
Nutrition (Per Serving)
- Calories: 130
- Carbohydrates: 10g
- Sugar: 9g
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Peach Bellini FAQs
What is a peach bellini made of?
A peach bellini is made with peach purée and prosecco. Some variations include peach syrup or flavored liqueurs.
Is a bellini the same as a mimosa?
No, a bellini uses peach purée and prosecco, while a mimosa uses orange juice and champagne.
Is a peach bellini strong?
No, it’s considered a low-alcohol cocktail because it primarily uses sparkling wine.
How do you make a simple bellini?
Combine peach purée and prosecco in a champagne flute and stir gently.