

The High tea is available for four weeks only on weekdays during the month of December.
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Guests can also upgrade to have free flowing sparkling for $65, replenished sweets and savouries for $70 and high tea with Taittinger Champagne for $75 per person. The Monochromatic high tea is served with a glass of sparkling wine, Madame Flavour loose leaf teas and espresso coffee for $55 per person. Shaped by combining the creativity of Sofitel’s pastry extraordinaire, David Hann and the talented curators of NGV this one of a kind experience is quite possibly the most intriguing high tea experience to date.

Perfect for lovers of art, architecture and afternoon tea the Monochromatic high tea is a true representation of Escher’s most paradoxical work. With this high tea, my hope is guests can open their minds to each item’s own individual burst of flavour” adds Pastry Chef, David Hann. Escher’s work that made people look past what is the norm in terms of visuals and colour. Sofi’s Lounge will serve up the most illusive sweet treats guised in black and white, featuring black sesame waffle cones with salted caramel, passion fruit gel and coconut chilboust, White chocolate opera slices with blackened coffee gel, Escher’s Black Rose with raspberry sponge and blueberry jelly, rose and white chocolate mousse on hazelnut dacquois, plus lime meringues with ash choux profiteroles alongside charcoal scones accompanied by fresh clotted cream, house-made jam and lemon curd and an assortment of finger sandwiches all served on a custom-made architectural designed Escher-esque high tea stand. To celebrate the opening of the Escher X nendo/ Between Two Worlds exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria

Sofitel Melbourne On Collins will be serving up a Monochromatic High Tea
