Quinta da Lapa is one of the oldest wine estates in the Tejo region — wine production at the Manique do Intendente property, in the municipality of Azambuja, dates back to 1744. The estate farms 48 hectares of newly replanted vineyard within an 80-hectare property and produces around 200,000 bottles a year. Its Vinho Branco is listed at Norway’s Vinmonopolet (p/15635601).
Quinta da Lapa — formally Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Lapa — has documented wine production since 1744, making it one of the oldest quintas in what is today the Tejo demarcated region. Although the property sits in the Lisbon district, at Manique do Intendente in Azambuja, its wines are classified within the Tejo DOC. A comprehensive rehabilitation of the estate replanted its 48 hectares of vineyard, which today support an annual production of roughly 200,000 bottles across white, red and rosé ranges built on Arinto, Trincadeira das Pratas, Touriga Nacional and international varieties.
In Norway, the estate’s Vinho Branco carries Vinmonopolet product number 15635601 — a named listing at the Norwegian state monopoly that gives the Tejo producer a verifiable position in the Nordic retail channel.
The Tejo is one of Portugal’s value-driven growth regions, and its producers are comparatively rare on Nordic monopoly shelves next to the Douro and Alentejo heavyweights. A three-century-old Azambuja estate with a live Vinmonopolet listing extends the Portugal → Nordics wine flow into one of the country’s less exported regions.
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