Throughout the weekend, from the mainland the guests embark on special custom yachts to reach, sipping glasses of the original Bellini invented in 1948 by Giuseppe Cipriani in Venice, the island of desires.

“The Wine Island”, a paradise where anything can happen. The Cirpiani’s Bellini, landlord, here too welcomes guests with tastings, sensory experiences and legendary tales related to Ernest Hemingway, Orson Welles, Truman Capote, Maria Callas, Charlie Chaplin and other illustrious affectionate goers of the historic Harry’s Bar.

The sun, the sea, the music and the pristine nature do the rest, a dream to be lived with open eyes.

It’s a bridge along the world the one that Original Italian has built from Venice to Sydney, to bring one of the most authentic Italian masterpieces to Australia. After three years of dedication, passion and foresight, the consecration finally arrives, for a universal icon that is nearly to become the most popular cocktail also in Oceania.

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Its story is made up of poets, writers, artists, kings, queens and epicures who regularly patronize it, such as Ernest Hemingway and Charlie Chaplin among the others.

In 1948, the exhibition of the great Renaissance painter, Giovanni Bellini, was inaugurated in Venice. At the same time,Giuseppe Cipriani created an exciting new cocktail which would be become famous worldwide. White peaches and brut sparkling wine. Just like Giuseppe’s bar, Bellini is a simple cocktail named in honor of the painter.

The Italian Ministry for Cultural Affairs declared Harry’s Bar a national landmark in 2001, the only business in the 21th century to receive such an honor.

The symbol of Harry’s Bar is Bellini, which thanks to Original Italian is already super loved in Australia and near to become the most drunk bottled cocktail all over the world.

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“Italian excellence bound for Australia.

Many Italian companies known for manufacturing high quality products, hope to exploit the Australian and other world markets to place their goods. For some companies, this could be the only way for survival.

Matteo Bagnara is convinced Australia is the perfect market for Italian excellence”.

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