Douro estate on the region’s western edge near Peso da Régua, with origins dating to 1792, run by the Moreira family — brothers António, José and Fernando — producing ports and Douro table wines. Danish importer Portvinsoplevelser carries the house in its own-import portfolio.
Quinta Seara d’Ordens sits near Peso da Régua on the western edge of the demarcated Douro, an estate whose origins date to 1792. From the 1960s owner João Leite Moreira began modernising the property, a project completed by his three sons — António, José and Fernando — who run the house today, producing both port wines, including vintage bottlings, and Douro DOC table wines.
In Denmark the estate is carried by specialist importer Portvinsoplevelser, which lists Seara d’Ordens in its own-import portfolio alongside a small group of Douro houses it represents directly — the same route to market used by Quinta do Javali, Vasques de Carvalho and Quinta da Silveira.
Denmark’s deep port-wine culture rewards family estates that convert enthusiasm into a named import relationship — the corridor’s most reliable commercial route for small Douro producers.
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