Portuguese presence in the Nordics

Casa de Mouraz

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Pioneering organic and biodynamic Dão estate near Tondela, part of António Lopes Ribeiro Wines. Its wines are listed at Norway’s Vinmonopolet, and in July 2026 its Pita Pét-Nat 2025 entered Sweden’s Systembolaget via importer Jakobsson & Söderström.

OriginPortugal (Tondela, Dão)
OwnersAntónio Lopes Ribeiro & Sara Dionísio
PracticesOrganic & biodynamic
Key winesDão Tinto, Encruzado, air Vinho Verde, Pita Pét-Nat
Nordic listingsVinmonopolet (NO); Systembolaget (SE)
Swedish importerJakobsson & Söderström
SectorWine
DirectionPortugal → Nordics

Corridor footprint

Casa de Mouraz is the family estate of António Lopes Ribeiro and Sara Dionísio near Tondela, and one of the pioneers of organic and biodynamic viticulture in the Dão region. The estate farms old field-blend vineyards on granite soils and bottles under the Casa de Mouraz and António Lopes Ribeiro labels, with a range that spans classic Dão reds and whites, an ‘air’ Vinho Verde, and natural-wine styles such as pétillant naturel.

In the Nordics, its Dão Tinto, Encruzado and air Vinho Verde are listed at Vinmonopolet in Norway. In Sweden, the biodynamic Pita Pét-Nat 2025 (article number 93876) entered Systembolaget’s temporary assortment in the 3 July 2026 launch — a 4,200-bottle lot at 199 kronor imported by Stockholm’s Jakobsson & Söderström.

Why this matters for the corridor

Casa de Mouraz shows the Nordic monopolies’ door is no longer open only to Douro reds and entry-level Vinho Verde: a biodynamic Dão sparkler winning a Systembolaget summer slot signals real demand for Portugal’s organic and natural-wine avant-garde in the region’s most engaged consumer market.

Recent activity

July 2026: Pita Pét-Nat 2025 included in Systembolaget’s 3 July temporary-assortment launch (art. 93876, 4,200 bottles, 199 kr), as covered by NorthSouth HQ.

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