The best wine delivery services and shops in Singapore

Helmed by Gerald Lu, the National Sommelier Champion 2010, Praelum is the place to go for great wine recommendations. Reds, whites, rosés, dessert and sparkling wines – an even mix of both classic and modern producers, refreshed every week – range from $45 to $800 a bottle, with special selections available upon request. 

Wine selection Check out Praelum's full wine and food list here. To order, give them a call at 6238 5287 or visit praelum.com.sg.

The Butcher's Wife has been home to the Drunken Farmer natural wine pop-up for the past eight months and it's now offering takeaway wines at to-go prices and delivery options. The wine list focuses on organic, biodynamic, natural and sustainable wines while the food menu includes DIY pasta kits.

Wine selection Options range from Eric Texier Côtes du Rhône Adele ($110) to David & Nadia Wines from Swartland ($130). Check out the full wine list here.

Sip, swirl and savour: that’s what co-owners Bruno Vaillant and Geoffrey Weckx hope you’ll do at home now that 13% Gastro Wine is temporarily closed. Their combined 50 years of experience in the wine game lend a hand in their selection of European labels and New World varieties. It's offering free delivery on orders above $180 and a complimentary terrine if you spend more than $500.

Wine selection It has a wide range of fo French Burgundies on its menu alongside offerings from Chile, Spain and Italy. Bottles include a Savigny-les-Beaune from 1966 priced at $194. Check out the full wine list here.

The Wine & Gourmet Friends stocks over 350 different styles of wine, best paired with its plates of elevated local favourites. For the month of April, it's offering 20 percent off its wines with the discount code “KEEPOURPASSION” – you also get free delivery when you spend more than $80.

Wine selection Not sure what to get? You can also arrange for a guided Virtual Retail Experience with them where a wine expert will guide you through their walk-in cellar. Check out the full list here.

One of the earliest retailers to put its marketing weight behind sustainable wines. Its natural wine portfolio slants towards new world regions, with the spotlight on wineries like BK Wines, Ochota Barrels and Lucy M. Sales happen frequently too, so get on the mailing list.

Wine selection It's got a wide selection that you can shop by grapes or regions. Think everything from Mischief & Mayhem Meursault Les Charmes Premiere Cru 2007 ($138.60) from Burgundy to Abbeys Road Shiraz 2018 ($26.81) from South Australia.

Set up in 1996, The Oaks Cellars has the most impressive range of luxury fine wines in Singapore. It has four bottle shops around the island as well as a tasting room at Outram Road where you can sample wines (just note that walk-in purchases aren't available here). It carries wines from around the old and new world, including France, Italy, California, New Zealand, Spain Germany, Chile, South Africa and Australia. Looking to purchase a rare vintage? The Oaks Cellars is your best bet with labels such as Domaine Romanee-Conti, Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Petrus and more.

Wine selection: Prices start from $28 for a pinot grigio but can climb all the way up to $346,750 for a Romanee-Conti Grand Cru 2005.

With over 1,000 labels of wines and whiskies on its shelves, The Standish is a convenient spot in the heart of Holland Village where you can pick up a bottle. It conducts regular wine tasting sessions and also stocks a selection of cigars from brands such as H. Upmann, Partagas and Romeo y Julieta to pair with your bevvy of choice.

Wine selection: Prices here tend to be a little higher than the market average, but you can get bottles like Clos Du Val Merlot 2012 for $60 or Lapostolle Cuvee Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 at $40 when it runs seasonal promotions.

Occupying over 15,000sqft over at Dempsey Road, Culina houses the best specialty ingredients from around the world under one roof. Let the intoxicating scent of freshly baked bread welcome you through the doors as you explore its display of premium meats, seafood, pastries, cheeses and wines, of course. Before taking home a bottle or two, you can try out its wine selection over at the bistro where wines like the M. Chapoutier Schieferkopf Gewürztraminer 2016 ($17) and Petaluma Merlot 2015 ($29) are available by the glass.

Wine selection: Don't expect your regular supermarket selection here – Culina offers wines such as the Louis Jadot Chassagne-Montrachet La Romanee 1er Cru 2015 ($229) and the Louis Jadot Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2012 ($413) alongside its more affordable bottles.

This homegrown brand, with an extensive network of bistros and bottle shops across the country, boasts some of the lowest prices in the city. Think $18.90 for an Argentinean Malbec when it goes on promotion. The utilitarian website neatly segments its wine selection by country, region and type of wine.

Wine selection A large range of wines from the major grape-stomping New and Old World countries. Labels are selected by Wine Connection's panel of experts, who taste over 2,000 wines every year. And prices are very affordable across the board, too.