Wineries
Discover a curated selection of natural wines from small batch producers all around the world
No wineries match.
Croatian wine guide
Croatia has made wine on the Adriatic coast for more than two thousand years, and its sunny, rocky shoreline gives bold, characterful reds. Our Croatian wines come from a family winery in southern Dalmatia, and we deliver across Singapore.
- Regions
- Dalmatia
- Taste
- If you enjoy Primitivo, Zinfandel or Amarone, Croatian Plavac Mali is a natural next step.
- At WPS
- 1 winery, 2 wines
Dalmatia
In southern Dalmatia, the young Komarna appellation climbs in terraces straight up from the Adriatic, close to the Pelješac peninsula. The vines get sun from the sky and reflected light from the sea, and the bora wind keeps them healthy.
French wine guide
France is the benchmark for wine around the world, and some of its most distinctive bottles come from its wild Mediterranean island, Corsica. Our French wine comes from a family estate in Patrimonio, and we deliver across Singapore.
- Regions
- Corsica
- Taste
- The island climate is sunny and warm, but sea winds keep the wines fresh. Expect medium to full body, ripe red fruit and a dry, peppery finish from Corsica.
- At WPS
- 1 winery, 1 wine
Corsica
Patrimonio, on the north of the island near Saint-Florent, was Corsica's first appellation. Its limestone and clay hills, sea breezes and wild herbs, the famous maquis, give wines with a savoury, Mediterranean character.
German wine guide
From the steep slate slopes of the Mosel to the limestone hills of Franconia, Germany makes some of the world's most refreshing white wines, led by Riesling and Silvaner. Our German wines come from three family wineries in three regions, and we deliver across Singapore.
- Regions
- Franconia, Pfalz, Mosel
- Taste
- Across the country, German wines share fresh acidity and moderate alcohol, which makes them some of the easiest wines to pair with food.
- At WPS
- 3 wineries, 49 wines
Franconia
Franconia, in northern Bavaria along the river Main, is the home of Silvaner: dry, earthy and mineral, with a quiet depth that suits food. The village of Castell claims Germany's first Silvaner, planted in 1659, and the region also grows fine Riesling, Bacchus, Scheurebe and Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir).
Pfalz
The Pfalz is one of Germany's warmest and sunniest wine regions, sheltered by the Haardt mountains. Its wines are riper and rounder, from juicy Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc to Pinot Blanc and Pinot Noir.
Mosel
The Mosel winds through some of the steepest vineyards in the world, on slate that warms the vines and gives the wines their stony, mineral edge. This is classic Riesling country: light, fragrant and lively, from off-dry feinherb to dry Grosses Gewächs from famous sites such as the Trittenheimer Apotheke and the Laurentiuslay.
Italian wine guide
From the Alpine foothills of Piedmont to the sun-baked vineyards of Puglia, Italy grows more native grape varieties than any other wine nation. Our Italian wines come from family wineries in nine regions, and we deliver across Singapore.
- Regions
- Piedmont, Tuscany, Veneto, Alto Adige, Abruzzo and Marche, Umbria, Campania and Puglia
- Taste
- Across the country, Italian wines share fresh acidity and a savoury edge, which is why they are made for the table.
- At WPS
- 17 wineries, 91 wines
Piedmont
Piedmont, in the foothills of the Alps, is home to Nebbiolo, the grape behind Barolo and Barbaresco: pale in colour, high in tannin and built to age. Barbera and Dolcetto are the everyday reds, juicy and food friendly, and Ruchè is a rare aromatic red from Castagnole Monferrato.
Tuscany
Tuscany is Sangiovese country. In Montalcino it makes Brunello, one of Italy's most collected reds, and in Montepulciano it is called Prugnolo Gentile and makes Vino Nobile.
Veneto
In Valpolicella, Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella grapes are dried for months before pressing to make Amarone: rich, velvety and warming. Ripasso and Valpolicella Superiore offer the same character at a lighter weight.
Alto Adige
Italy's northernmost wine region sits in the Dolomites, where cool nights give crisp, aromatic whites. The village of Tramin gave its name to Gewürztraminer, and the region also makes fine Pinot Noir.
Abruzzo and Marche
On the Adriatic coast, Montepulciano gives deeply coloured, plummy reds with soft tannins, and Pecorino makes fresh, savoury whites. Great value for everyday drinking.
Umbria, Campania and Puglia
Umbria's Montefalco is home to Sagrantino, one of the most tannic grapes in the world. Campania's volcanic soils produce structured, long-lived reds from Aglianico, and in Puglia, the heel of Italy, Primitivo and Negroamaro make generous, ripe reds.
Explore our wine guides
Regions, grapes and what to expect in the glass, country by country.
Wine guide
Croatian wine
Croatia has made wine on the Adriatic coast for more than two thousand years, and its sunny, rocky shoreline gives bold, characterful…
Read the guide
Wine guide
French wine
France is the benchmark for wine around the world, and some of its most distinctive bottles come from its wild Mediterranean island,…
Read the guide
Wine guide
German wine
From the steep slate slopes of the Mosel to the limestone hills of Franconia, Germany makes some of the world's most refreshing…
Read the guide
Wine guide
Italian wine
From the Alpine foothills of Piedmont to the sun-baked vineyards of Puglia, Italy grows more native grape varieties than any other wine…
Read the guide
