If you’re planning a party or a cookout, or simply looking to refill your cellar, we’ve got the easiest way for you to get your fix without ever leaving the house. Alcohol delivery services in Singapore cater to every need: from speciality sake and natural wine stockists to craft beers in every flavour imaginable.
They’re not just any old drinks, too: each store has an in-house team of connoisseurs you can trust to put your order together, or even pick out something they think you’ll like! Some of these stores offer next-day or same-day delivery, so you’ll never run out of tipple even if game night is tonight.
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Vinomofo – Wine and Alcohol Delivery By Professionals
Vinomofo, which has an office in Singapore, was founded in Adelaide in 2011, with a mission to bring top wines from around the world to connoisseurs' doors. Each wine carried by the retailer is personally selected by a team of tasters, and for its story as well as its tasting notes. It’s a members-only wine site, which serves to foster community and keep you updated with the latest additions. Vinomofo delivers worldwide and to date, has delivered more than 662k bottles to 43k customers around the world.
The site offers individual red wines, white wines, and mixed cases sorted by country of origin and variety. One popular case is the 96+ Point Selection – Reds, a case of the top-rated red wines from famous critics and forums like Vivino. For a surprise, there’s the Salvation 11.0 mystery case, Vinomofo’s fastest-selling case of all time, which features six random returned unopened bottles. Orders over S$200 enjoy free shipping, and a case can be returned if two bottles or fewer are opened in a case of twelve or one in a case of six.
Shop Vinomofo online on the website.
Inter Rice Asia – Alcohol Delivery Store Dedicated To Sake
Beginning as a premium sake distributor and ambassador in 2008, Inter Rice Asia distributes premium sakes directly from breweries in Japan. While initially focused on the Niigata region, the catalogue has expanded to include other sakes from boutique sake breweries all over Japan, in a process that includes sourcing and visiting. Inter Rice Asia holds corporate talks, seminars, food pairing workshops, classes and curated subscription plans with its The Art of Sake storefront, as well as consultation and support for F&B partners.
Beginners to sake and those seeking novelty may consider the 3-Month Sake Discovery Box, which delivers two bottles of sake picked by in-house sommeliers to your door every first Friday of the month. They include one bottle of Premium Daiginjo /Junmai Daiginjo and one bottle of Premium sake, Junmai grade and up. Most sakes available in the subscription are limited-edition sakes and will not be brought back to the store in subsequent months.
The Art of Sake’s warehouse store is located at 16 Kallang Place, #03-19/20, Singapore 339156. Shop Inter Rice Asia’s products online.
Le Vigne – Specialist Wine, Spirits and Alcohol Delivery
One of the most experienced wine and spirit distributors in Singapore, Le Vigne has been in the industry since 2002. Founded by specialist Patricia Britton, this supplier also runs a tasting room and bar, the Exciseman Wine and Whisky Bar, which appeals to the adventurous with its old-world charm and extensive selection of artisanal drinks.
You’ll be able to pick out regional bundles of wines like the Italian bundle, which features six wines by Cantina Levoranto: bold reds, crisp whites, and other classic wine styles. Wines are sorted by countries and regions, with particularly large Italian, Australian and French collections, and there are frequent new additions and monthly features.
The spirits collection includes cognac, brandy, gin, baijiu, grappa and marc, sake, shochu and umeshu, and a host of other international spirits by artisanal brewers. There’s also a glassware collection, which includes crystal glasses and stemless wine glasses.
Shop Le Vigne online on the website.
Thirsty Beer Delivery – Same-Day Beer Delivery With A Wide Range of Craft Beers
Thirsty Beer Delivery was one of the first craft beer delivery services in Singapore, and today it has an extensive catalogue of over 150 craft beers imported from around the world. It’s also incredibly beginner-friendly, with housewarming party sets, dinner party gift boxes, and beer catering services. For orders over S$69, you’ll even enjoy same-day free delivery: a must if you need some for game night.
The beers on the site are sorted by flavour profile: “liquid candies” in the form of pastry stouts and sweet fruit beers, hoppy brews, hazy beers, light and refreshing beers, pale ales, and more. Even pretty packaging design gets its own category, as do beers from solar-powered breweries and classic beer varieties. If you’d like to try a controversial flavour profile, there’s the category of IPAs for People Who Hate IPAs: only subtly bitter takes on the IPA, from the luscious Royal Haze Hazy IPA to the aromatic Black Heart Stout.
Thirsty Beer Delivery also delivers a “Just Add Water!” Foam Box With Ice, a foam box containing ice that becomes an instant ice bath when filled with water. It’s designed to fit two cases of beer cans or one case of beer bottles, and keeps beers cold for up to 12 hours at parties, BBQs, and other outdoor events.
Shop Thirsty Beer Delivery on the website.
Temple Cellars – Craft Beers, Natural Wines, and Artisanal Alcohol Delivery
This independent retailer calls itself a “neighbourhood bottle shop”, and is dedicated to small, independent producers. Natural wines, craft beers, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks are stocked both online and offline at Temple Cellars’ Bukit Timah store, sourced from growers and breweries that work closely with the team. You’ll also be able to enjoy free shipping with an order of S$100.
One of the store’s bestsellers is the Hideji Kuri Kuro Dark Chestnut Ale, a Japanese-produced Imperial Stout made with Miyazaki-grown chestnuts. This beer won World’s Best Stout/Porter at the 2017 World Beer Awards: it has a flavour rich in herbs and nuts, and the aroma of espresso and brown sugar from roasted barley. There’s also a decent mead selection, including the Antelope Kinoshita Mead: from Japan’s first craft meadery, it’s a sparkling concoction made from hand-juiced fresh grapefruit and a pinch of chilli pepper.
Temple Cellars also delivers snacks to be had with wines and spirits, like tinned seafood: the Jose Gourmet Octopus in Olive Oil with Garlic is effortlessly pan-fried with potatoes or eaten in a salad. The Smoked Small Mackerel in Olive Oil is ideal for pairing with a crisp wine or crackers.
Temple Cellars is located at 31 Binjai Park, Singapore 589832. Shop collections online on the website.
Quality Drops Beer – Craft Beer and Cider Delivery in Singapore
Besides operating the beloved Gulp! Riverside Taproom at Robertson Quay, Quality Drops Beer also has its own alcohol delivery service, collaborating with over 20 top craft beer producers from the UK, Europe and Australia. All deliveries are kept refrigerated from the minute they leave their breweries: this ensures that quality remains unchanged through the delivery process.
One of the newest additions to the lineup is Mountain Culture from Sydney: this up-and-coming brewery has produced some of the most popular new beers on the market, like the City Limits Pale Ale and Sea Change NEIPA.
A selection of natural ciders also makes an appearance on the site, from the likes of British cidery Little Pomona and Australian Napoleone Cider. The site’s best-selling low-alcohol small cider, or ciderkin, is Little Pomona’s Hard Rain Hot Pink 2022 Natural Cider, made from pressing fruit hydrated with spring water, fermented and hopped.
Shop Quality Drops Beer online.
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Burnt Ends Cellars – Singapore’s Most Extensive Source of Australian Wines and Beers
Yes, that Burnt Ends– it’s affiliated with the Australian barbecue restaurant on Dempsey Hill. Burnt Ends Cellars was founded by Burnt Ends’ chef-owner Dave Pynt, and provides an unparalleled selection of Australian wines and beers from all over the country. If you’d like an in-person tasting, Burnt Ends Cellars also operates a Tasting Room, where in-house sommeliers conduct Cellar Sessions, corporate wine events and experiences.
Burnt Ends Cellars frequently lists curated bundles of wines on their website: these include a monthly-updated Producer of the Month bundle, which highlights a single producer in a bundle of a few wines. There’s also curated bundles personally picked by in-house sommeliers: these come from Burnt Ends’ bartenders, chefs, wine experts, and even the chef-owner himself.
A popular bundle that’s currently selling is the SangioAussie 2.0 bundle, an updated version of the original and beloved Australian Sangiovese bundle, that features light to medium weight wines with fresh, tangy and juicy notes. These are best enjoyed lightly chilled and are perfect for summer.
Shop Burnt Ends Cellars online on the website.
Sakechan – Singapore-based Speciality Sake Retailer and Delivery
Promising “sake shopping made easy”, Singapore-based sake retailer Sakechan is an online business that seeks to bring good sake to your doorstep. All sakes are stored chilled to maintain freshness, and delivery is just S$15 for deliveries below S$199; deliveries above S$199 enjoy free next-day delivery. If you’re in the area of Haji Lane, you could even choose to pick up your order: orders will be available at Sakechan’s store within an hour of ordering between 4-9 pm.
Sakechan’s website is simply and comfortably designed, with sakes sorted by polish and flavour: currently popular categories include the “Plus Age” category, which contains sakes aged with a special technique similar to wine barrel ageing. These single-cask sakes have mellowed to a beautiful amber colour and have deep and complex flavours.
Other popular categories, like the Delicate & Smooth category, contain a selection of Junmai Daiginjo and Daiginjo sakes, which have had their rice grain milled to 50% or less of the original grain size. These sakes are fragrant, full-bodied and delicate, making them easy to drink and popular with connoisseurs.
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