An iconic design, for a bottle that tells the essence of Soave in its shapes and style. And now it’s even lighter. Suavia, a Venetian winery led by the Tessari sisters, has chosen to lighten the model of its unmistakable bottle, reducing its weight from 650 grams to 500 grams. For a choice that is not only technical, but strongly linked to the philosophy of environmental protection that has always inspired the company, as demonstrated by the adoption of the screw cap.
Suavia’s choice: lighter bottle and screw cap
In a world where design increasingly tells the identity of a product, Suavia stands out with a choice that combines historical roots and modernity. The winery, located in the Soave Classico area, presents its distinctive packaging, adopted for all its bottles, a symbol that celebrates the Venetian peasant tradition through an innovative interpretation, capable of describing the wine and the territory at first sight.
“Our bottle,” say the Tessari sisters, now at the helm of the company, “was born as a tribute to the traditional Venetian flask, that timeless symbol of authentic and spontaneous conviviality that once accompanied everyday wine on family tables. Its shape, so unique and recognizable, is not only an affectionate bond with our roots, but a visual message of care and uniqueness, which invites those who choose it to discover something special. It is a bottle that stands out, that speaks to the heart even before the glass, making every experience unforgettable from the first glance”.
This design choice is enhanced by the label, which abandons the traditional scheme of two separate parts to become a single sheet of paper elegantly wrapped around the bottle.
This solution, as simple as it is original, tells the story of Suavia’s philosophy: combining tradition, artisanal care and aesthetic research to give the wine a look that reflects its intrinsic value and makes it immediately recognisable.
The innovation of the packaging is completed with the screw cap, an element that combines functionality, sustainability and modernity: often underestimated, this solution guarantees the perfect conservation of the wine, preserving its characteristics and allowing optimal evolution even after long refinements. Made entirely of aluminium, it is completely recyclable, demonstrating Suavia’s attention to a responsible and environmentally friendly approach.
But there is a new feature that makes Suavia packaging even more sustainable. The winery has recently lightened the bottle model, reducing its weight from 650 grams to 500 grams. This choice is not only technical, but strongly linked to the philosophy of environmental protection that has always inspired the company.
“A lower weight implies a significant impact on the entire supply chain: fewer emissions during road transport, a reduction in production costs and, above all, a lower use of raw materials, helping to reduce the overall environmental footprint. We are convinced that every step towards sustainability counts, even in the choices that seem smaller,” say Alessandra, Meri and Valentina Tessari, underlining the constant commitment to an increasingly responsible future.
This packaging accompanies all the bottles signed Suavia, from the iconic Soave Classico to the most exclusive labels, becoming a distinctive element that communicates the essence of the winery and its connection with the territory.
The innovative shape of the bottle, combined with the uniqueness of the label and the modernity of the cap, reflects the identity of Suavia: a winery that stands out for its ability to combine past and future, craftsmanship and innovation, tradition and sustainability.
In view of the holidays, this choice becomes an opportunity to celebrate not only the wine, but also the story that accompanies it. The Suavia bottle, with its elegant design and its excellent content, presents itself as a perfect gift for those looking for an experience that goes beyond tasting, enclosing in each glass the value of time, the land and artisanal care. Suavia demonstrates, once again, that every detail counts, and that wine is not just a product, but a story that can also be read through its shape.
