Whether you like a fruity sauvignon blanc or a zippy pinot noir, you can have your favourite wines delivered straight to your door from these online stores in Singapore. Shop our picks of the best alcohol delivery websites on the island – from high-end wines to affordable blends! (Many offer free delivery with a minimum spend, too!)
Alcohol delivery in Singapore
TTG wine delivery
Supporting small vineyards and family-run wineries is what Through The Grapevine (TTG) Wines is best known for. The trusted merchant focuses on building personal connections with producers to make sure that the wines they stock are not only top-quality, but also certified organic or sustainable.
From the temperature-controlled cellar straight to your glass, TTG Wines cuts out the middleman to bring you a hand-picked selection of affordable labels from boutique vineyards. At $180, the value mixed case is an excellent introduction to these best-selling wines, saving you $42 compared to buying each bottle individually.
Explore wines from the prestigious Domaine du Dragon vineyard this auspicious Year of the Dragon. In Chinese culture, the mythical creature represents good fortune, power and strength. Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Provence in France, Domaine du Dragon’s exquisitely crafted wines align perfectly with this, embodying elegance, excellence and centuries of winemaking tradition.
Good to know: Enjoy free alcohol delivery to your doorstep on orders of six bottles or more.
Little Farms for alcohol delivery in Singapore
If you’re looking for rare, high-quality drinks, Little Farms stocks over 200 wines, along with champagne, spirits, craft beers and artisanal ciders – that’s a huge range of options for alcohol delivery!
From Saint-Émilion in France to Margaret River in Western Australia, the wines are sourced directly from prestigious vineyards across the world and undergo stringent quality checks and tasting sessions before they arrive on shelves in Singapore.
For those seeking a lighter alternative, try Arvo Bubbly Wines sustainably produced from Pinot Noir grapes in Cienega Valley, California. Perfect for a party or picnic, the crisp sparkling rose comes in a 250ml can, with the guilt-free tipple naturally gluten-free, vegan and free from additives, chemicals, artificial preservatives or added sugar.
Fancy champagne? Toast life’s special moments with a bottle from Haton Champagne. It’s made by an independent family-run business and exclusively sold in Little Farms.
Good to know: Visit Little Farms in-store or online and order before 12pm to enjoy same-day alcohol delivery from Monday to Saturday. Free alcohol delivery is available for purchases above $100.
Winerack online wine shop
You don’t have to break the bank to get a quality wine in Singapore, with the likes of Winerack specialising in selling at a considerable discount from conventional stores.
You can choose from a great selection of quality wines from small, independent winemakers, whether it’s for something easy to drink, a wine to complement a traditional meal or champagne for a special occasion. The best-selling range of award-winning reds, whites and bubbles includes a whole host of bottles priced under $30! The majority of the wines come directly from a small number of vineyards. The team focuses on bringing in a smaller selection and leaving out the middleman – which means the customer saves on costs.
Good to know: Alcohol delivery is free when you purchase six bottles from this online wine shop. Enjoy same-day delivery when ordering your favourite wine before 11am, and next-day delivery for orders after 11am.
Petersons Wines Singapore
If you’re looking for exceptional Australian wines in Singapore, this family-owned Hunter Valley winery with a cellar door here is a fine option. It operates daily wine tastings by appointment from a heritage-listed shophouse on Emerald Hill Road and has vintages that frequently sell out upon release.
The Petersons Wine experience extends online with National Sales Manager Joe Keats (who happens to live upstairs) simply needing to pop downstairs to fulfil orders. Buying directly from a winery, rather than an importer or distributor, means they’re extremely good value, too.
Petersons Wines has been awarded “Champion Small Winery of Australia” thanks to its stunning range of wines, from the ever-popular Sparkling Red, Chardonnay, Cabernet and Shiraz, to lesser-known varieties such as Durif, Marsanne, Fiano, Tempranillo and many more.
Grape geeks will want to join Petersons Wine Club. For an annual fee, three times a year you’ll receive a four- or six-bottle tasting selection of new vintage or museum release whites and reds, depending on your choice of membership.
Good to know: Alcohol delivery in Singapore is free for orders of $150, or $9 for smaller orders (and they can usually deliver same-day if needed)
Vino.sg online wine shop
If you’re looking to discover wines from unexpected corners of the world, this online wine shop will open doors to hidden gems. The collection includes vegan, organic and natural-styled wines from Hungary, France, North Macedonia, South Africa, Armenia and Australia (with more countries being added soon).
From eco-conscious wines that echo their commitment to sustainability, to new wine styles that reflect the ever-evolving landscape of the wine industry, and fresh ranges from well-known wine regions, the selection of hand-picked wines will keep you well stocked – no matter your palate or budget. Highlights include the Gigondas La Cave Signature 2020 ($60), Tiwari House Unwritten Poem Blaufränkisch Lake Balaton 2019 ($49) and IMAKO Constellation Cuvee ($65). Keep an eye on their Instagram page (@vino_sg) for details of upcoming wine tastings, workshops, masterclasses and discussions about the world of wine from the knowledgeable team.
Good to know: This online wine shop delivers for free – whether it’s one bottle or the whole collection!
Huber’s Butchery wine and beer delivery
Huber’s Butchery is way more than a simple purveyor of globally sourced premium meats and a wide range of handmade sausages and cheeses (over 180 types!) in Singapore. The store boasts over 500 wines, covering major wine regions of the old and new world, as well as champagne, sparkling wines, fortified wines and spirits.
General Manager Thomas Kreissl oversees the procurement of this extensive range. Highlights include Brancaia Chianti Classico Gran Selezione 2019, requiring a minimum of 30 months of ageing; Picaro del Aguila Clarete with red and white grapes crushed by foot and fermented in oak barrels; Szepsy Nyulaszo, a full-bodied wine with distinct minerality and tropical notes; Jean Rene Germanier Cornalin de Chamaray, one of the oldest wineries in Switzerland and one of the few that are certified organic; and Graham Beck Cuvee Clive MCC, a bubbly chardonnay from South Africa.
Whether you’re a wine aficionado or looking for the perfect pairing with your meats, Huber’s has everything you need to elevate your dining experience.
Good to know: Shop their huge range of wine and get free delivery with a minimum spend of $100.
Once Upon a Vine online wine shop
This online wine shop has a fabulous range of organic and biodynamic artisan wines sourced from small-production wineries. These wineries use healthy farming practices, including organic grapes with limited or zero chemicals in the cellar.
You’ll find everything from organic reds, whites, rosés and orange wines (made from white grapes vinified like a red wine), to champagne-style and dessert wines. And they’re all made with lesser-known grapes to create more unusual wine styles.
Some of the most popular rare grape varieties featured are Tintilia of Molise, Arneis of Piedmont and Nerello Mascalese, which thrives on the volcanic soil of Mount Etna in Sicily. Another exciting style is an English sparkling wine from highly-awarded Sussex winery Ridgeview, loved by the late Queen Elizabeth II.
It’s clear these guys are serious about their vino – and passionate about telling the stories behind each wine. On the site you’ll find detailed info about every bottle sold – including grape variety, region and winery. Plus, you won’t have to worry about the state of your orders as the wine delivery is transported and stored in temperature-controlled conditions, with refrigerated vessels and cold warehouse storage.
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