Infinitude Wines' sales increased from four thousand bottles in 2024 to sixteen thousand in 2025, a year for which the company projects an estimated turnover of 150 thousand euros. In the first quarter of 2026, the brand sold 4.500 bottles and aims to reach an annual sales capacity of 40 thousand bottles.

The company's growth coincides with Rodrigo Jardim Gonçalves taking over as CEO. He assumes the leadership role with the purpose of continuing the family project, publicly presented as a brand in 2017, and consolidating a business structure geared towards growth and financial sustainability.

“The goal is to build a solid, financially sustainable company recognized for the quality of its wines and its genuine connection to Sintra and Colares,” says Rodrigo Jardim Gonçalves.

New CEO

A law graduate and founding partner of Jardim Gonçalves & Associados, the new CEO has been involved in the development of the family project, from legal matters related to the vineyard to the structuring of the business.

The business strategy foresees strengthening the presence in the Portuguese market and a gradual internationalization, through the identification of partners aligned with the brand's positioning. The statement does not identify the target markets nor establish a timeline for this expansion.

“We want to reach new markets consistently and with the right partners. Internationalization should not be an end in itself: it must contribute to enhancing the value of the wines, raising awareness of the region, and ensuring balanced and sustainable growth,” the manager emphasizes.

New references

In a presentation in Lisbon, Rodrigo Jardim Gonçalves and João Lino, winemaker and general manager of Infinitude Wines, unveiled five wines from their portfolio. The selection includes the Infinitude Indie de Areia 24, with a suggested retail price of 33 euros; the Infinitude Colares Ramisco 17, at 57,50 euros; the Infinitude Indie Pinot Noir 25, at 15 euros; the Infinitude Legado 21, at 39 euros; and the Infinitude Pinot Noir 24, at 29 euros.

According to João Lino, the development of the wines seeks to preserve the characteristics of the grapes and the territory. " Sintra and Colares offer very particular conditions, and we want this uniqueness to be recognizable in the wines we develop ," he states.

Based at Quinta da Azenha in Sintra, the project's identity is rooted in its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and the wine-growing tradition of Colares. Beyond the production and marketing of wines, Infinitude Wines aims to develop wine tourism experiences on the estate, bringing visitors closer to the region and the production process.