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10 Best Wine Shops in Singapore

A guide to the best wine shops in Singapore, from value online cellars with islandwide delivery to fine-wine merchants for Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne.

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Amir Wahab
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The best wine shops in Singapore range from online cellars that deliver islandwide within hours to specialist merchants with walk-in cellars for Bordeaux, Burgundy and grower Champagne. Whether you want an everyday weeknight red, a case for a party or an investment-grade bottle, the ten retailers below all sell bottles to take home or have delivered. Each was checked against its own website; confirm range, vintages and delivery before you order.

1. Pop Up Wine

Pop Up Wine is an online-first retailer known for fast, same-day islandwide delivery and a range that leans towards approachable, everyday drinking across reds, whites, rose, Champagne and sparkling from Australia, France, New Zealand and beyond. It also runs a warehouse outlet at Tagore Lane where walk-in customers can browse and buy, and the shop hosts weekend tastings. Case discounts make it a practical pick for parties and stocking up.

2. The Straits Wine Company

The Straits Wine Company is an established Singapore merchant with retail stores and islandwide delivery, positioning itself around quality, artisanal producers rather than big commercial brands. Its list spans a wide spread of countries and grapes, with organic and biodynamic options and a mix of budget-friendly bottles and pricier labels, alongside a rewards programme and sommelier-led events. It suits drinkers who want curated recommendations across a broad range.

3. Benchmark Wines

Benchmark Wines is an online wine shop that spans everyday bottles and serious, cellar-worthy names, with stock from France, Italy, Spain, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere and a "helping you drink better" positioning it uses itself. Orders can be delivered or collected from its pickup points, and a mix-and-match option lets you build your own case. It is a good all-rounder for buyers who want both weeknight wine and the occasional splurge.

4. Crystal Wines

Crystal Wines describes itself as a fine-wines merchant and keeps a walk-in cellar at Valley Point in the River Valley area, alongside online ordering. The range runs from accessible bottles to ultra-premium and older vintages, including classed-growth Bordeaux, and the shop regularly hosts wine dinners and tastings built around specific estates. It leans towards collectors and gifting while still carrying everyday options.

5. Grand Vin

Grand Vin is a specialist fine-wine merchant in the Henderson Road area, concentrating on blue-chip regions such as Champagne, Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhone, and it says it has traded since 1996 and represents houses including Louis Roederer and DBR Lafite. Beyond ready-to-drink stock it offers en primeur pre-arrival buying, tastings and private dining, with islandwide delivery. It is aimed squarely at collectors and buyers of provenance-assured fine wine.

6. 1855 The Bottle Shop

1855 The Bottle Shop is a retail chain with outlets around the island, including Marina Bay and Paragon, describing its range as a library of fine wines organised into collector and best-value selections. It carries classic regions such as Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne and California plus spirits and accessories like Coravin systems and glassware, and it runs wine dinners. Delivery is available for orders placed online or in store.

7. The Wine Company

The Wine Company runs a retail wine shop at Dempsey where you can buy bottles to take away or have delivered, with a list it puts at more than 300 wines from over 50 wineries and a notable South African and European focus. It spans affordable everyday drinking through to premium bottles, and hosts tastings and masterclasses on site. While the Dempsey premises also include a dining space, its shelves function as a genuine bottle shop.

8. Cellarbration

Cellarbration is a wine, beer and spirits retailer that says it has operated since 2012 and calls itself a pioneer of online alcohol delivery in Singapore, with retail shops across the island and quick delivery options. Its wine range covers the main New- and Old-World countries at everyday-to-premium prices, sitting alongside a large spirits and whisky selection. The mix of physical stores and fast delivery makes it convenient for last-minute buying.

9. Wine Connection

Wine Connection is a long-running wine retailer that says it was established in 1998, selling bottles through an online marketplace and physical outlets with islandwide delivery. Its list runs from inexpensive everyday wines to higher-scoring premium bottles across France, Italy, Spain, Australia and the New World, plus beer, sake and spirits. Although the brand is also known for its bistros, this entry is about its retail bottle sales rather than dining.

10. eWineAsia

eWineAsia is an online wine retailer that says it has been selling in Singapore since 2004, carrying wines from more than 20 countries across everyday labels and rare, critically rated fine wines. It highlights bottles reviewed by critics such as James Suckling and Robert Parker, and delivers orders islandwide. As an online-only shop it suits buyers comfortable browsing and ordering on the web.

How to choose

  • Match the shop to your goal: some retailers are built for affordable everyday drinking and party cases, while others specialise in fine wine, older vintages and provenance, so pick one whose range fits what you actually want to buy.
  • Check the delivery details before ordering, including cut-off times, whether same-day or next-day is offered, any minimum spend, and how temperature-sensitive bottles are protected in Singapore's heat.
  • For fine or collectible wine, ask about storage and provenance, such as whether bottles have been kept in temperature-controlled conditions and whether the shop offers en primeur or authenticity assurances.
  • Use tastings, mixed cases and staff recommendations to try before committing, and treat any struck-through 'usual price' as a marketing claim rather than proof of a saving; judge the price you will actually pay.
  • If you prefer to browse in person, confirm the shop has a walk-in cellar or store and check its opening hours, since several of the strongest options are online-first and operate mainly from a warehouse or by delivery.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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