Portuguese exporter in the Nordics

H. Abrantes Douro Wines

Wine

H. Abrantes Douro Wines, Lda is the wine arm of the Abrantes family group of Vila Nova de Foz Côa, in the Douro Superior, farming around 150 hectares of classified quality vineyards. Its Galharda Douro Red carries Vinmonopolet product number 11188201 in Norway, imported by Vinhuset Nofra AS.

LocationPocinho, Vila Nova de Foz Côa — Douro Superior
Vineyards~150 ha of classified Douro vineyard holdings
Flagship brandGalharda (red, white — azulejo-panel bottle)
Nordic listingVinmonopolet (NO) — Galharda Douro Red, p/11188201 (order range)
Norwegian importerVinhuset Nofra AS
SectorWine — Douro
DirectionPortugal → Nordics

Corridor footprint

The Abrantes family farms in the Douro Superior around Vila Nova de Foz Côa, near the Pocinho river terminal, with holdings that total roughly 150 hectares of classified vineyard. Wines are produced and bottled at Pocinho under the Galharda label — the red built on Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz, the white on Rabigato, Côdega and Viosinho and sold in a bottle decorated with a recreation of Portuguese tile panels.

In Norway, Galharda Douro Red is listed in Vinmonopolet’s bestillingsutvalg (order range) at NOK 159.90 under product number 11188201, imported by Vinhuset Nofra AS with transport via Cuveco. The listing gives the Foz Côa group a named, verifiable position in the Norwegian monopoly channel at an accessible price point.

Why this matters for the corridor

The Douro Superior — upstream, hotter and historically poorer than the classic Cima Corgo port country — is where much of the Douro’s table-wine growth is happening. A family group from Foz Côa placing its brand on Norwegian monopoly shelves shows the Portugal → Nordics wine flow reaching beyond the famous names into the region’s newer commercial estates.

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