Salton and Errejota B. launch a kiosk at Sugarloaf Cable Car Park in Rio with wines, sparkling wines, drinks and desserts.
Tourists and visitors at the Parque Bondinho Pão de Açúcar in Rio de Janeiro now have the option to toast their visit with Salton drinks, wines and sparkling wines.
Through a partnership with traditional dessert brand Errejota B., the winery now operates a kiosk inside the park, marking Salton’s first physical point of sale in Rio.
The collaboration between Salton and Errejota B. created a space offering a light, relaxed gastronomic experience.
The kiosk pairs Errejota B.’s brownies, mini cakes and desserts with a curated selection of Salton wines and sparkling wines, including popular signature drinks.
This debut in a physical outlet in Rio reinforces Salton’s strategy of bringing its labels closer to consumers in high-visibility locations.
The presence at the Sugarloaf complex helps expand brand awareness and further consolidate the winery in the market.
A leader in Brazil’s sparkling wine segment, Salton is the only winery with its own space at one of the country’s most visited landmarks.
“We want to offer tourists and locals a light, effervescent and typically Brazilian experience, showing that sparkling wines and wines can indeed be the perfect match to celebrate life in all kinds of spaces and moments,” says executive director Luciana Salton.
The menu was designed to harmonize with Rio’s seaside atmosphere and the park’s spectacular views.
Options include sparkling wine and wine by the glass and cocktails such as Aperol Spritz, Limoncello Spritz, Sunset Rio and Mimosa.
About Salton
Salton is the number one sparkling wine brand in Brazil (Wine Intelligence, 2022) and has led the category in the domestic market since 2005 (Nielsen).
The winery is recognized as the country’s largest sparkling wine producer (Adega Ideal, 2022) and was the first Brazilian brand to reach the top position in the national wine ranking (Wine Intelligence, 2019).
It is also the most consumed Brazilian sparkling wine brand and the 5th most imported by the United States (Ideal Consulting, 2020).
In 2025, Salton celebrated 115 years and is the oldest continuously operating winery in Brazil.
A sustainability benchmark, the company maintains an Innovation, Research & Development Center that works with universities to design solutions from vineyard to winery.
This effort ensures best practices and encourages development across Brazil’s entire wine value chain.
Operations are divided into four business units: in Rio Grande do Sul, Vinícola Salton in Bento Gonçalves and Azienda Domenico in Santana do Livramento.
In São Paulo state, Salton runs the Complexo Presidente in Jarinu and the Loja Salton in the city of São Paulo.
