Every great wine begins with a choice.
We have chosen to evolve.

For us, sustainability isn’t a side project,

but the way we make wine every day.

(R)Evolution embodies two concepts that guide our work:

Evolution, because we believe in continuous improvement,

measuring our results every year.

Revolution, because some choices require a true shift in perspective: rethinking the vineyard, innovating production, reducing our environmental impact, and involving the entire supply chain.

It is a journey made up of concrete decisions that affect every stage of our work:

from the vine to the bottle.

First, the facts: 

• 6000 Piwi Vines: We have planted over 6,000 PIWI vines in our experimental vineyards to promote more resilient viticulture and help reduce the use of pesticides.

• 550 g  New Lightweight Bottle: Starting in 2023, we began replacing the traditional 1,175 g bottle with a new 550 g model, reducing glass consumption and the impact of transportation without compromising quality

• 89% of Suppliers on Board: 89% of our suppliers have signed the Tinazzi Code of Conduct, sharing common principles regarding ethics, workers’ rights, environmental protection, and corporate responsibility.

• +71.8% Clean Energy: In 2025, energy production from photovoltaic systems increased by 71.8% compared to the previous year, helping to make our production process more efficient.

• -68% Waste Sent to Landfill: Thanks to material recovery and recycling, we have reduced waste sent to landfill by 68%, prioritizing the reuse of resources wherever possible.

• 5 Sustainability Reports: Since 2021, we have been documenting our progress through an annual Sustainability Report, because we believe that transparency is an integral part of corporate responsibility.

A journey that continues

Alongside these achievements, we continue to invest in research and innovation.

Through the Longevitis project, developed in collaboration with the Edmund Mach Foundation, we are studying the natural stability of wines and the recovery of tannins from grape seeds in accordance with the principles of the circular economy. At the same time, we are experimenting with precision agriculture systems, such as TrapView, which allow us to monitor the vineyard in real time and make our interventions increasingly targeted and efficient.

Sustainability is a journey of continuous improvement: every year, we measure our progress

and set new goals.

Trasparency

All of our Sustainability Reports are available

for viewing and download.

Discover our journey, year after year.