Pias, Serpa, family estate in the Alentejo producing the Família Margaça wines from the Enxoé hills, plus cereals and premium olive oil (Margaça, S.A., NIF 503844322, Rua de Santo António 8, 7830-232 Pias; incorporated 2 December 2015 as Sociedade Agrícola de Pias, S.A.; share capital €195,000; CAE 01111 cereals, 46341 beverages, 93293 tourism; sister company Margaça Azeites Premium, Lda, NIF 518583490). Systembolaget’s ledgers show it is one of the larger Portuguese suppliers to Sweden outside the big houses: 1,706 litres in 2024 and 949.5 litres in 2025 across six articles, led by the private-label Limhamns Röda (article 7275901, SEK 148; 1,481 L in 2024, 811.5 L in 2025) and Família Margaça Reserva Tinto (5829801, SEK 234; 104 L in 2025), with Encostas do Enxoé, Vinha do Furo and an Arinto white. Limhamns Röda remains in the current order range through the importer CC Winery (28 September 2026).
Pias, Serpa, family estate in the Alentejo producing the Família Margaça wines from the Enxoé hills, plus cereals and premium olive oil (Margaça, S.A., NIF 503844322, Rua de Santo António 8, 7830-232 Pias; incorporated 2 December 2015 as Sociedade Agrícola de Pias, S.A.; share capital €195,000; CAE 01111 cereals, 46341 beverages, 93293 tourism; sister company Margaça Azeites Premium, Lda, NIF 518583490). Systembolaget’s ledgers show it is one of the larger Portuguese suppliers to Sweden outside the big houses: 1,706 litres in 2024 and 949.5 litres in 2025 across six articles, led by the private-label Limhamns Röda (article 7275901, SEK 148; 1,481 L in 2024, 811.5 L in 2025) and Família Margaça Reserva Tinto (5829801, SEK 234; 104 L in 2025), with Encostas do Enxoé, Vinha do Furo and an Arinto white. Limhamns Röda remains in the current order range through the importer CC Winery (28 September 2026).
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