Legendary winery makes an appearance at Singapore’s Asia’s largest wine festival, kicking off on November 2

Singapore offers a year-round calendar of events that attract global visitors to experience the vibrant charm of the Lion City. From November 2 to 4, Singapore will host its fifth annual wine festival at Customs House, which is also the largest outdoor wine event in Asia. The festival will gather over 60 winemakers from around the globe in Singapore, including the legendary Lebanese winery Chateau Kefraya, offering both wine connoisseurs and novices a rich and immersive wine experience.

At the 2012 wine festival, in addition to the ever-popular rosé wines (AIX), there will be offerings from Japan’s Grace Wines, India’s Grover Vineyards – which boasts renowned winemaker Michel Rolland as a consultant – Portugal’s premium Quinta do Crasto, and Croatia’s sparkling wine producer Raventos i Blanc, among others. These will deliver a dazzling array of rare experiences and even more potential hidden gems. Moreover, in this edition, besides well-known classics from established wineries, fans of Italian wines can look forward to exciting selections from Barone Ricasoli, Vietti, and Marco Felluga; while those who prefer New World wines can opt for offerings from Australia’s Leeuwin Estate and Logan.

For those looking to enjoy a drink before bed, consider the artisan series – handcrafted Armagnacs, apple brandy Calvados, the famous Chartreuse liqueur, and Beluga vodka among other fine options. Festival entry starts at SGD 38 (approximately TWD 920). For more details, visit: winefiesta.com.sg.

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