Commited to nature

Commited to nature

MADE WITH SOLAR ENERGY AND

OTHER OWN RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Sustainability is
in our DNA

We’re concerned about the health of the planet and we’re not going to stand idly by while climate change becomes increasingly evident. At Torres we’re committed to sustainability and to combating climate change.

Photovoltaic installation on top of the Torres bottling area
Biomass extract used in the manufacturing process

Each of our wines is crafted with the utmost respect for our environment, so that you enjoy it and the land appreciates it. And this is only the beginning, because at Viña Sol we are determined to be sustainable in everything we do. Plus, we’re working to make all our wines 100% ecological in the near future. And we’re getting there fast!

Every year, we're getting closer to carbon neutrality*

Every day we focus on using renewable energy sources and biomass to reduce our emissions and ecological footprint. Since 2008 we've managed to cut our CO2 emissions by 36%. By 2030, our aim is to achieve a 60% reduction and, by 2040, to reach net zero emissions!

*Data from Miguel Torres, S.A.

Reducing our
carbon footprint

Over the past 15 years, Torres has managed to reduce the weight of its bottles by a quarter, with the aim of minimising our carbon footprint.

Our Viña Sol bottles have gone from weighing 540g in 2016 to 410g in 2023.

REBO2VINO Project

Did you know that you can now enjoy Viña Sol in a reusable bottle? Viña Sol forms part of REBO2VINO, the first nationwide project to reuse glass bottles. Thanks to this project, we've managed to reduce the use of materials and the amount of waste generated, applying the principles of a circular economy.

Visit the collaborating restaurants, look for the REUSE tag engraved on returnable bottles and enjoy your Viña Sol even more sustainably. Help us ensure this bottle has many lives before it's recycled, because protecting the environment also forms part of the Mediterranean character.

IWCA

We're a Gold Member of
International Wineries for Climate Action