Singapore hosts events all year round, attracting global travelers to experience its vibrant charm. From November 2 to 4, Singapore will hold 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 world in Singapore, including the legendary Lebanese winery Chateau Kefraya, offering both wine connoisseurs and beginners a rich and enjoyable wine experience.
The upcoming Singapore Wine Festival on November 2 is set to attract numerous wine enthusiasts to the event. (Photo provided by Mona Editor)
At the 2012 wine festival, in addition to the very popular rosé wines (AIX), there were also wineries from Japan such as Grace Wines, from India such as Grover Vineyards with renowned winemaker Michel Rolland as a consultant, Portugal’s prized Quinta do Crasto, and Croatia’s sparkling wine producer Raventos i Blanc—delivering an impressive and rare selection, along with many more promising fine wines. Moreover, besides familiar classic winery reds, fans of Italian wine can explore exciting offerings from Barone Ricasoli, Vietti, and Marco Felluga; those who enjoy New World wines can choose from Australian wineries Leeuwin Estate and Logan.
For those looking to enjoy a drink before bed, artisanal options include handcrafted Armagnacs, apple brandy Calvados, the famous Chartreuse, and Beluga vodka. Admission to the event starts from SGD 38 (approximately TWD 920). For more details, visit the website: winefiesta.com.sg.
Drinking in excess is harmful to health.
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