Portuguese wine producer in the Nordics

Quinta de S. Sebastião

Lisboa wine (Arruda dos Vinhos)

Quinta de S. Sebastião, the Arruda dos Vinhos estate run by Multiwines, Lda (NIF 501638610), has two red wines in the order range of Norway’s Vinmonopolet, imported by First Wines AS.

OriginPortugal (Arruda dos Vinhos, Lisboa region)
Legal entityMultiwines, Lda — NIF 501638610 — Estrada da Giesteira, 1, 2630-241 Arruda dos Vinhos (nif.pt; eInforma)
ActivityWine production (CAE 11021); trades as Quinta de S. Sebastião, an 18th-century estate (eInforma; quintassebastiao.com)
Nordic customerVinmonopolet (Norway) — Quinta de S. Sebastião Reserva (article 19966501, NOK 250.00) and The Angry Duck Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon (article 19966601, NOK 189.90), order range; importer First Wines AS
Target marketNorway (Vinmonopolet)

Corridor footprint

nif.pt lists Multiwines, Lda (NIF 501638610) in Arruda dos Vinhos. eInforma gives its seat as Estrada da Giesteira, 1, 2630-241 Arruda dos Vinhos, classifies its activity as wine production (CAE 11021) and names quintassebastiao.com as its website. The estate’s site says Quinta de S. Sebastião dates from the 18th century, with a Portuguese manor house and an old hermitage, and offers wine tourism alongside its cellar.

Vinmonopolet’s product catalogue lists two reds with Multiwines, Lda as producer, both in the order range (Bestillingsutvalget) and imported by First Wines AS: Quinta de S. Sebastião Reserva (article 19966501, 75 cl, NOK 250.00; Syrah 77%, Touriga Nacional 23%) and Quinta de S. Sebastião The Angry Duck Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon (article 19966601, NOK 189.90).

Why this matters

Vinmonopolet is Norway’s retail alcohol monopoly, so a catalogue listing is the route by which a Portuguese producer reaches Norwegian consumers.

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