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Monochromatic High Tea

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  1. Sofitel Monochromatic High Tea
    Photograph: Khanh Nguyen
  2. Sofitel Monochromatic High Tea
    Photograph: Khanh Nguyen
  3. Sofitel Monochromatic High Tea
    Photograph: Khanh Nguyen
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Time Out says

Sofitel is serving up a very Melbourne black and white high tea on weekdays

Initially launched to celebrate the NGV’s Escher exhibition Between Two Worlds from last summer, Sofitel Melbourne on Collins has decided to continue running its successful black and white afternoon tea experience. 

The Monochromatic High Tea is running at Sofitel’s first-floor café Sofi’s Lounge. Punters can enjoy sweet treats inspired by MC Escher’s black and white works, including black sesame waffle cones with salted caramel, passionfruit and coconut chiboust filling, flourless vanilla opera cake with blackened coffee gel, ash profiteroles filled with lime meringue, and a "Black Rose" raspberry sponge with blueberry jelly, raspberry, rose and white chocolate mousse on a hazelnut dacquoise base.  

All dishes are served on custom-made high tea stands, so you can tuck into charcoal scones and an assortment of finger sandwiches in true Escher style. Each dish has been crafted by Sofitel’s pastry chef David Hann.  

You also receive a glass of sparkling wine, Madame Flavour loose leaf teas and espresso coffee for $55 per person. You can also up the ante by signing up for free-flowing sparkling for $65, or replenished sweets and savoury dishes for $70, or high tea with Taittinger Champagne for $85 per person.

Monochromatic High Tea is available on weekdays until November 30, with two sessions at noon and 3pm.

Rebecca Russo
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Rebecca Russo

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Price:
$55-$85
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri noon & 3pm
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