Portuguese presence in the Nordics

António Lopes Ribeiro Wines

Dão (Tondela)

Tondela winemaker’s company (António Lopes Ribeiro Wines, Lda, NIF 509354130, Rua do Outeiro 111, 3460-330 Tondela, Viseu; €10,000 share capital; accounts filed 2010–2024) whose organic Pita Pet-Nat sparkling wine sold 3,127 litres through Systembolaget in 2025 (art. 9505401) and returned to the monopoly’s temporary range on 3 July 2026 with the 2025 vintage (art. 9387601, SEK 199) through importer Jakobsson och Söderström AB.

OriginPortugal
Legal entityAntónio Lopes Ribeiro Wines, Lda — NIF 509354130 (share capital €10,000)
HQRua do Outeiro 111, 3460-330 Tondela, Viseu (Dão)
Nordic customerSystembolaget (SE) — Pita Pet-Nat, organic sparkling: 3,127 L sold in 2025 (art. 9505401); 2025 vintage in the temporary range since 3 July 2026 (art. 9387601, SEK 199)
Swedish importerJakobsson och Söderström AB
Target marketsSweden

Corridor footprint

Tondela winemaker’s company (António Lopes Ribeiro Wines, Lda, NIF 509354130, Rua do Outeiro 111, 3460-330 Tondela, Viseu; €10,000 share capital; accounts filed 2010–2024) whose organic Pita Pet-Nat sparkling wine sold 3,127 litres through Systembolaget in 2025 (art. 9505401) and returned to the monopoly’s temporary range on 3 July 2026 with the 2025 vintage (art. 9387601, SEK 199) through importer Jakobsson och Söderström AB.

Why this matters

António Lopes Ribeiro Wines sits inside the Portugal ↔ Scandinavia business corridor that NorthSouth HQ tracks every day. As Portuguese presence in the Nordics, its operations are a data point in the broader story of how capital, goods, people and ideas flow between Portugal and the Nordics — a corridor that is accelerating in 2026.

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