Tiramisu Champagne Tower

Elevate your celebration with our bestselling Classic Tiramisu as a showstopping, interactive dessert centerpiece!

A Tiramisu Champagne Tower Centerpiece That’s Both Luxurious And Hassle-Free

Our champagne coupes can be served in either disposable champagne coupes or your own champagne coupe glasses of choice. Each glass is filled with our signature classic tiramisu, yielding a luxurious, rich dessert display that your guests won't stop photographing.

DIY Tiramisu Champagne Tower Assembly

Each order comes pre-portioned and ready for you or your event host to stack easily into a stunning pyramid right before serving.

Tiramisu Champagne Tower Stacking Suggestions:

Triangular Base: 

Layer 1 (top): 1 glass

Layer 2: 3 glasses (cumulative total: 4 glasses)

Layer 3: 6 glasses (cumulative total: 10 glasses)

Layer 4: 10 glasses (cumulative total: 20 glasses)

Layer 5: 15 glasses (cumulative total: 35 glasses)

Square Base: 

Layer 1 (top): 1 glass

Layer 2: 4 glasses (cumulative total: 5 glasses)

Layer 3: 9 glasses (cumulative total: 14 glasses)

Layer 4: 16 glasses (cumulative total: 30 glasses)

Layer 5: 25 glasses (cumulative total: 55 glasses)

How to order the Tiramisu Champagne Tower

Depending on the tower configuration you choose, it may require a slightly different glass count that is not an exact multiple of a dozen. Any remaining coupes can be kept chilled and served directly to your guests!

All glasses will come with cocoa powder by default. Simply indicate how many glasses you’d like to be left unpowered (if any). Cocoa powder for the unpowered glasses will be provided. 

Lead time: minimum 2 weeks before event date, subject to availability

How To Store The Tiramisu Champagne Tower Glasses

The tiramisus will be delivered partially frozen. Keep refrigerated(0-4°C) until ready to stack and serve.

Can I Mix And Match The Alcohol Levels

Yes! While each Alcohol level needs to be ordered in sets of 12, you can just order different sets of 12’s.

Stickers will be placed at the bottom of each glass (where it wouldn’t be captured in photos) to indicate the alcohol level.