(TAN): In the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, time seems to race by as residents and visitors alike find solace in the fast-paced lifestyle. Amidst the urban hustle, Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai has unveiled a delightful escape for those seeking tranquillity and refinement.
The exclusive members club, Modernist, has introduced a new Traditional Afternoon Tea experience, combining the elegance of a bygone era with a touch of modernity, promising to transport guests to a world of indulgence and sophistication.
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Central to this exquisite experience lies an opulent selection of premium green, black, white, and sparkling teas sourced from renowned estates across the globe. Each tea has been meticulously curated to cater to a variety of tastes, from delicate floral infusions to robust and comforting classics. As guests take their first sip, they embark on a sensory journey, enveloped in the rich aromas and flavours of this ancient beverage.
Complementing the teas are artisanal pastries, skillfully crafted by the talented hands of Modernist’s pastry chefs. These delectable creations are true works of art, a seamless blend of traditional techniques and innovative flavours. Guests are invited to indulge in the irresistible softness of madeleines, the buttery richness of scones, and the sumptuous teacakes, showcasing a harmonious fusion of local and international influences. Moreover, Modernist offers an array of savoury bites, with each finger sandwich defying convention and igniting the taste buds with bold and creative fillings.
The timeless charm of afternoon tea intertwines harmoniously with the creativity of modern culinary craftsmanship, leaving guests with cherished memories that will linger long after the teacups are emptied.
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