Brown Brothers Cienna Zero NV 750mL is a refreshing zero-alcohol red wine with vibrant summer berry flavours and less than 0.5% ABV. This light-bodied, easy-drinking wine delivers the sweet, fruity character of traditional Cienna without the alcohol—perfect for mindful drinking occasions year-round.
Tasting Notes
Appearance
Vibrant ruby red with excellent clarity, showcasing a refreshingly light body that invites immediate enjoyment. The wine displays a gentle effervescence that adds visual appeal and textural interest.
Aroma
Lifted and aromatic, the nose bursts with fresh red berry fruit—think ripe strawberries, raspberries, and red cherries. Subtle hints of warming spice add complexity and depth to the bright fruit-forward bouquet.
Palate
Rich and juicy with delightful fruit sweetness, the palate delivers concentrated summer berry flavours that mirror the aromatic promise. The wine's natural sweetness is beautifully balanced by a refreshing light bubble that carries through to a clean, invigorating finish. Best served chilled for maximum refreshment.
Pairs With
This versatile zero-alcohol red wine pairs beautifully with fresh berry desserts, chocolate fondant, cheese platters featuring mild brie or camembert, and Asian cuisine with sweet and sour elements. It's equally delightful as an aperitif at garden parties, picnics, or any celebration where you want the wine experience without the alcohol.
Cienna is an exciting new grape variety bred by the CSIRO Plant Industry by crossing Sumoll, a grape variety from Spain, with Cabernet Sauvignon. Sumoll has its origins in the north east of Spain and is highly suitable for the type of warm, dry conditions found in many of Australia’s grape growing regions. Cabernet Sauvignon is widely regarded as the King of red grape varieties. Its origins lie in the famed Chateau country of in the south-west of France, where it is the major component in the esteemed red wines. This new grape variety combines the best attributes of both parents, producing high quality grapes adapted for Australian conditions.
