Scanivinus, Lda (NIF 514864281) is the Estremoz-registered wine company behind the GW:s boxes and bottle sold by Systembolaget, and on the Swedish monopoly’s own 2025 article ledger it is the second-largest seller of Portuguese wine in Sweden: its three articles moved 1,430,897 litres last year, 17 percent of every Portuguese litre sold through the monopoly, behind only Casa Santos Lima. Incorporated on 5 April 2018 with €2,002,000 of share capital at Vila Santa, 7100-149 Estremoz, it shares that address with the wine producer Consulvinus – Produção e Comércio, Lda, and supplies the Swedish importer Wine Detectives AB.
Scanivinus exists for one customer. Company records list it as a beverage wholesaler incorporated in April 2018 at Vila Santa, on the Estremoz side of the Alentejo, with an unusually large €2 million capital for a firm with three products, and with the same seat as Consulvinus – Produção e Comércio, Lda, a wine producer with €2,005,000 of capital that was formerly registered as Consulvinhos – Consultoria e Análises de Vinhos, S.A. Systembolaget’s product data names Scanivinus Lda as the producer of all three GW:s articles, imported by Wine Detectives AB: the GW:s Reserva bottle entered the fixed assortment on 29 May 2018 (a few weeks after the company was formed), the three-litre GW:s Vita white box on 26 November 2018 and the three-litre GW:s Låda red box on 26 February 2020.
The volumes are among the largest any Portuguese producer achieves in the Nordics. On the monopoly’s 2025 sales-per-article ledger, GW:s Låda sold 852,318 litres (the second-biggest Portuguese article in Sweden after Casa Santos Lima’s LAB Reserva), GW:s Vita 473,187 litres and GW:s Reserva 105,392 litres, a total of 1,430,897 litres against 1,593,775 in 2024. The decline of 10.2 percent was steeper than the 4.1 percent fall in Portuguese wine overall, with the white box losing a fifth of its volume; the boxes sell at SEK 259 and the bottle at SEK 109, in the price band that carries three-quarters of Portugal’s Swedish litres.
Scanivinus is the clearest example of how Portuguese volume actually reaches Swedish consumers: a Portuguese company built around a Swedish brand, importer and box format, with Alentejo and Tejo fruit sold under a name that says nothing about Portugal. For exporters it is a reference point on scale, one company, three articles, 1.4 million litres, and for the corridor it shows that private-label partnerships with Swedish importers, not estate branding, decide the top of the Systembolaget table.
2025 (published 2026) — Systembolaget’s annual article ledger records 1,430,897 litres for the three GW:s articles, second among Portuguese producers; GW:s Låda 852,318 L (−3.3%), GW:s Vita 473,187 L (−20.4%), GW:s Reserva 105,392 L (−10.6%).
26 February 2020 — GW:s Låda (3 L red) enters Systembolaget’s fixed assortment, following GW:s Reserva (29 May 2018) and GW:s Vita (26 November 2018).
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