Bairrada sparkling house listed at Vinmonopolet

Caves do Solar de São Domingos

Bairrada sparkling wine

Caves do Solar de São Domingos, S.A. (NIF 500244294, Anadia) is a Bairrada sparkling-wine house whose São Domingos Grande Reserva Baga Bairrada Bruto 2017 launches at Norway’s Vinmonopolet on 4 November 2026 (art. 21249201, NOK 409.90) via Norwegian wholesaler Swirl Wines AS.

OriginPortugal (Ferreiros, Anadia — Bairrada)
Legal entityCaves do Solar de São Domingos, S.A. — NIF 500244294 — Ferreiros, 3780-473 Anadia; share capital €5,000,000; CAE 11022 (sparkling wine production) (nif.pt; racius.com)
Nordic presenceVinmonopolet (Norway) — São Domingos Grande Reserva Baga Bairrada Bruto 2017, art. 21249201, 75 cl, NOK 409.90, bestillingsutvalget, launch 4 Nov 2026; wholesaler Swirl Wines AS; transport NBS Logistics AS
Target marketNorway (Vinmonopolet)

Corridor footprint

Caves do Solar de São Domingos’ São Domingos Grande Reserva Baga Bairrada Bruto 2017 is one of the Portuguese products in Vinmonopolet’s 4 November 2026 launch. The 75 cl bottle is listed under article number 21249201 at NOK 409.90 in the order range (bestillingsutvalget), with Swirl Wines AS as the Norwegian wholesaler and NBS Logistics AS as carrier.

The producer, Caves do Solar de São Domingos, S.A., has NIF 500244294 and is registered at Ferreiros, 3780-473 Anadia, with share capital of €5 million. Its main activity is sparkling-wine production (CAE 11022), alongside spirits and liqueurs (CAE 11012, 11013).

Why this matters

Bairrada is Portugal’s main traditional-method sparkling region, and a named Vinmonopolet listing with a Norwegian wholesaler gives the house a documented route into the Norwegian monopoly.

Know this company? If you work at Caves do Solar de São Domingos or have verified information about its corridor activity, email miguel@fractio.se and we’ll update this page.

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