Sogrape Vinhos

Sogrape is a Portuguese family-owned wine company founded in 1942 by Fernando Van Zeller Guedes, recognized as Portugal's leading wine group and one of the world's largest wine companies. With presence in Portugal's main wine regions – Vinho Verde, Douro/Porto, Dão, Bairrada, Bucelas and Alentejo, Sogrape owns over 1,600 hectares distributed across 12 wine regions. Sogrape's portfolio includes iconic brands such as Mateus Rosé, one of the world's best-selling Portuguese wine brands, and Sandeman, the prestigious Port wine brand. Mateus Rosé, with over 80 years of history, continues to paint every corner of the world with its rosé hue, with one bottle sold every 38 minutes globally. In the Douro, Sogrape is one of the main vineyard owners in the region, with over a dozen quintas and exceptional vineyards, including century-old properties with traditional grape varieties. In the Dão region, the company acquired and planted Quinta dos Carvalhais in 1988, creating an exemplary project for the region near Mangualde. The company produces wines in Portugal, Spain (Bodegas LAN), Argentina (Finca Flichman), Chile (Viña Los Boldos) and New Zealand (Framingham), with distribution to over 120 countries. With over 1,100 employees, 19 wineries and 12 wine regions, Sogrape remains one of the most beloved brands in the Portuguese and international markets. Sogrape's philosophy is based on producing quality wines, respecting each terroir and prioritizing authenticity. The company has offered wine tourism experiences since the 1960s, providing visits to Port wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia and the Douro, allowing visitors to discover Portugal's historical heritage and winemaking culture.