Cecilia

Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV

When the bottle is opened the wine “pops” into life and you are immediately met with a fruity and floral character with notes of blossom, apple, pear and hints of ripe red berry fruits.

Fresh, soft fruit entry with lemon and appley complexity and a crisp, clean finish.

For everyday celebrations or celebrations every day. Add an element of the extraordinary to any occasion with Allan Scott’s Cecilia.

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Technical specifications

Grape Variety: Pinot Noir & Chardonnay
Vineyards: Wairau Valley
Alcohol: 12.5%
Residual Sugar: 9.0 g/l
TA: 6.4 g/l
Oak Treatment: 10% of the grapes
Malolactic Fermentation: Yes
Vegan: Yes

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Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV
Allan Scott Cecilia Brut Marlborough Cuvée NV

THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

Awards and Accolades

1 Merit - The Real Review, 2025

93 points - Cameron Douglas, 2024

Top 12 - Dish Magazine, 2024

94 points - Bob Campbel, 2020

THE EXPERIENCE

Cecilia Brut

Our winemaker’s pairing suggestion

Cecilia Brut can be enjoyed anytime, whether for a celebration or to share with friends as an aperitif before a meal. Try matching with a creamy chowder or a beautiful Brie.

OUR PROCESS

From vineyard to glass

Discover the art of fine wine

Viticulture

A blend of fruit from two different Marlborough vineyards, each vineyard is prepared meticulously to ensure flavoursome crops that will express themselves individually in a blended wine. You can expect every bit of aroma and flavour you have grown to know and love Marlborough for.

Vinification

Cecilia Brut is a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. The chardonnay grapes are picked, lightly pressed and fermented to absolute dryness. Following primary fermentation, wild malolactic fermentation is encouraged. The pinot noir grapes must be handled very carefully as too much maceration can result in a salmon pink or rose coloured wine.  After a very quick transition from vineyard to winery, the grapes are very lightly pressed following the same process as the chardonnay grapes. After a couple of months the wines are carefully blended and prepared for the secondary fermentation with sugar and yeast, to produce a wine with natural effervescence and a delicate fine mousse.