Most people only think of Malbec when they think of Argentina, but Torrontés is an indigenous grape to this South American country. The high-altitude vineyard where the Tilia Torrontés grapes are sourced sits at an incredibly high 5,500 feet above sea level. This floral and fragrant wine is incredibly easy to drink.

TILIA Wines has made sustainability the centerpiece of its craftmanship. From soil conservation to social sustainability, they work to make sure future generations will be able to enjoy the same fine wine we do today.

Lush vineyards, perfect temperatures and sunshine aren’t just for producing grapes, it is a way of life and a mission focused on education about sustainability in Argentina and the rest of the world.

TILIA Wines are a testament to the fact that sustainability is not a fad, but a genuine way of life. Originated from deep-rooted Argentine farming traditions with the utmost respect to nature.

TILIA Wines are all about sustainable living. This Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 is aromatic, dry on the palate, medium-plus-bodied, with flavors of black fruit, cassis, and hibiscus.

TILIA Wines makes a Malbec, Argentina’s famed wine, that is robust, with ripe, medium tannins, a creamy texture, and flavors of black and red fruits.

TILIA Chardonnay is bright, hefty, and aromatic. Geen apple, lime, and blossom flavors give this wine versatility with food pairings.

Fall in love with Merlot again, with flavors of red cherry, black olive, and strawberry. Beyond offering complex, flavorful wines, TILIA focuses on traditional farming practices, sustainability, and advancing the local community.

The Tilia or Tilo tree, their wine label’s namesake, produces leaves that are made into a calming tea which is traditionally drunk after lunch or dinner, to facilitate an afternoon siesta or bedtime.

The labels are tasteful and sport their sustainability efforts and certification — and I think all of this combines to make them an attractive entry-level brand to a wide audience. After all these years, it’s refreshing to see Tilia still delivering.

Wineries devoted to sustainability are becoming the rule, not the exception. Tilia wines of Argentina’s Mendoza Valley is “rooted in a deep connection with the surrounding natural environment and the stages of life in the vineyard, interrupted without fail by the family weekend gathering for asado, our name for barbecue.”

Created by design and branding company Stranger & Stranger, Tilia’s repackaging showcases its focus on sustainability, and includes a Malbec, Malbec-Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Bonarda, Chardonnay, and Torrontés.

Sustainable Living is both TILIA’s mission and an invitation to learn more about how we can all protect our ecosystems, care for our people, and maintain traditions throughout the world. TILIA Wines are a testament that sustainability is not a fad, but a genuine way of life.

Argentina’s Tilia, part of Winebow Imports’ stable, is unveiling a new look. Tilia’s repackaging focuses on sustainability, with key components of its approach to caring for the environment and community called out on the label.