Quick Answer: Bordeaux wines are France's most prestigious red blends. In Singapore, our Bordeaux wines range from $43 to $184 SGD. Best value: Le Canon de Côte Montpezat ($43) and La Fleur d'Armens ($53). For classified growths, try Les Fiefs de Lagrange ($63) or Lacoste-Borie ($63). Shop all Bordeaux — free delivery on 6+ bottles.
What is Bordeaux Wine?
Bordeaux is France's largest fine wine region, located in southwest France along the Gironde estuary. The region produces predominantly red wine blends (89% of production) from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec grapes. Bordeaux also produces exceptional dry whites and the legendary sweet wines of Sauternes.
What makes Bordeaux unique is its terroir — the combination of gravelly soils, maritime climate, and centuries of winemaking expertise. The region's classification system, established in 1855, remains the benchmark for wine quality worldwide.
Left Bank vs Right Bank: Understanding Bordeaux
| Feature | Left Bank | Right Bank |
|---|---|---|
| Main Grape | Cabernet Sauvignon (60–80%) | Merlot (70–90%) |
| Style | Structured, tannic, age-worthy | Softer, fruit-forward, approachable |
| Key Appellations | Médoc, Pauillac, Margaux, Saint-Julien, Pessac-Léognan | Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Fronsac |
| Soil Type | Gravel, sand | Clay, limestone |
| Best With | Lamb, beef, aged cheeses | Duck, pork, mushroom dishes |
| Price Range (SG) | $43 – $184+ | $53 – $203+ |
Bordeaux Wine Prices in Singapore 2026
Here is every Bordeaux wine we stock, sorted by price. All prices in SGD, updated February 2026.
| Wine | Appellation | Vintage | Price | Tasting Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Canon de Côte Montpezat | Côtes de Bordeaux | 2016 | $43 | Merlot/Cab blend, ripe fruit, smooth tannins. Our best-selling Bordeaux. |
| La Fleur d'Armens | Saint-Émilion Grand Cru | 2015 | $53 | Elegant Right Bank. Dark cherry, spice, silky texture. Excellent value Grand Cru. |
| Bel Air de Siran | Haut-Médoc | 2019 | $53 | Classic Médoc profile. Cassis, cedar, firm but polished tannins. |
| Château Brame-Hame | Saint-Estèphe | 2018 | $63 | 60% Cab Sauv, structured Saint-Estèphe. Blackberry, graphite, long finish. |
| Les Fiefs de Lagrange | Saint-Julien | 2019 | $63 | 2nd wine of 3rd Growth Lagrange. Refined, balanced, classic claret. Top seller. |
| Lacoste-Borie | Pauillac | 2019 | $63 | 2nd wine of Grand-Puy-Lacoste. Pauillac power at an accessible price. |
| Les Pèlerins de Lafon-Rochet | Saint-Estèphe | 2016 | $63 | 2nd wine of 4th Growth. Earthy, structured, excellent ageing potential. |
| Château Sociando-Mallet | Haut-Médoc | 2016 | $83 | Legendary overachiever. Rivals classified growths. Dark fruit, mineral, powerful. |
| Château Croix de Gay | Pomerol | 2014 | $93 | 95% Merlot. Velvet Pomerol luxury — plum, truffle, silky tannins. |
| Clos de l'Oratoire | Saint-Émilion GCC | 2016 | $103 | Grand Cru Classé. Rich, complex, age-worthy Right Bank at a fair price. |
| Château Langoa Barton | Saint-Julien (3rd Growth) | 2015 | $111 | 3rd Growth in a great vintage. Blackcurrant, tobacco, elegant tannins. |
| Château Chasse-Spleen | Moulis-en-Médoc | 2010 | $131 | Legendary 2010 vintage. Drinks like a classified growth — the name says it all. |
| Château Nenin | Pomerol | 2006 | $145 | Mature Pomerol at peak drinking. Plum, truffle, velvet texture. |
| La Chapelle de La Mission Haut-Brion | Pessac-Léognan | 2015 | $184 | 2nd wine of Mission Haut-Brion. Smoke, dark fruit, gravelly minerality. Exceptional. |
Best Bordeaux Wines by Budget
Under $65 SGD — Everyday Bordeaux
These are our most popular Bordeaux wines — the bottles our customers come back for. Excellent quality for daily drinking or casual dinners.
- Le Canon de Côte Montpezat 2016 — $43 — Our best-selling Bordeaux. A Merlot/Cabernet blend from the Côtes de Bordeaux with ripe fruit and smooth tannins. Perfect introduction to Bordeaux.
- La Fleur d'Armens 2015 — $53 — Saint-Émilion Grand Cru at a remarkable price. Dark cherry, spice, silky. This is what great Bordeaux value looks like.
- Bel Air de Siran 2019 — $53 — Classic Haut-Médoc. Second wine of Château Siran (Margaux). Cassis, cedar, firm but polished.
- Château Brame-Hame 2018 — $63 — Saint-Estèphe character at an accessible price. 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, structured and age-worthy.
- Les Fiefs de Lagrange 2019 — $63 — The second wine of Château Lagrange, a 3rd Growth Saint-Julien. This is classified-growth pedigree for under $65.
- Lacoste-Borie 2019 — $63 — Second wine of Grand-Puy-Lacoste, a 5th Growth Pauillac. Blackcurrant, cigar box, structured.
$65–$110 SGD — Special Occasions
Step up to classified-growth territory. These wines deliver genuine prestige-level quality.
- Les Pèlerins de Lafon-Rochet 2016 — $63 — Second wine of the 4th Growth. Earthy, structured Saint-Estèphe.
- Château Sociando-Mallet 2016 — $83 — The most famous overachiever in Bordeaux. Rivals classified growths at a fraction of the price.
- Château Croix de Gay 2014 — $93 — Pomerol luxury. 95% Merlot, velvet texture, truffle and plum notes. Perfect for a dinner party.
- Clos de l'Oratoire 2016 — $103 — Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé. Rich, complex, beautifully structured Right Bank wine.
$110+ SGD — Prestige Bordeaux
Grand wines for grand occasions. These are classified growths and prestigious estates at their peak.
- Château Langoa Barton 2015 — $111 — 3rd Growth Saint-Julien in the stellar 2015 vintage. Classic claret at its finest.
- Château Chasse-Spleen 2010 — $131 — Legendary 2010 vintage. Cru Bourgeois that drinks like a classified growth. Outstanding.
- Château Nenin 2006 — $145 — Mature Pomerol at peak drinking. Truffle, leather, velvet. Open and enjoy now.
- La Chapelle de La Mission Haut-Brion 2015 — $184 — Second wine of the legendary Mission Haut-Brion. Smoke, graphite, dark fruit. A collector's wine.
Bordeaux Wine & Food Pairing
Classic French Pairings
- Lamb — The quintessential Bordeaux pairing. Roast leg of lamb with herbs and a Pauillac like Lacoste-Borie.
- Beef — Ribeye or entrecôte with Sociando-Mallet or Chasse-Spleen.
- Duck — Particularly with Right Bank Merlot-based wines like La Fleur d'Armens.
- Hard Cheeses — Comté, aged Cheddar, Manchego pair beautifully with mature Bordeaux.
Singapore & Asian Pairings
- Char Siu (BBQ Pork) — The sweetness of char siu matches fruit-forward Saint-Émilion like La Fleur d'Armens.
- Beef Rendang — Rich, spiced beef loves structured Left Bank wines. Try Brame-Hame.
- Peking Duck — Classic match with aged Pauillac or Margaux.
- Bak Kut Teh — Peppery broth pairs with peppery Médoc like Les Fiefs de Lagrange.
- Wagyu Steak — Rich marbling demands a powerful wine. Chasse-Spleen 2010 is superb.
How to Read a Bordeaux Wine Label
Understanding Bordeaux labels helps you find better wines:
- Château — The wine estate name (the most important identifier)
- Appellation — The specific region (e.g., Pauillac, Saint-Émilion). More specific = generally higher quality.
- Vintage — The harvest year. Great Bordeaux vintages: 2005, 2009, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020.
- Grand Cru Classé — Classified growth (1855 classification for Médoc, different system for Saint-Émilion)
- Cru Bourgeois — Quality tier below classified growths. Often excellent value — don't overlook these.
Storing Bordeaux in Singapore
Singapore's tropical climate requires proper wine storage:
- Temperature — Store at 14–16°C. A wine fridge is essential in Singapore.
- Humidity — Maintain 60–70% to prevent cork drying.
- Position — Keep bottles horizontal so the cork stays moist.
- Young Bordeaux — Without proper storage, drink within 1–2 years of purchase.
- Our mature wines — Vintages like 2006, 2010, 2011, 2014, and 2015 are at peak drinking now.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Bordeaux wine in Singapore?
Wine & Friends Singapore stocks 18 Bordeaux wines from $43 to $184 SGD with free delivery on 6+ bottles. We carry wines from Pauillac, Saint-Julien, Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Haut-Médoc, and Pessac-Léognan. All wines are stored in climate-controlled conditions.
What is the best Bordeaux wine under $100 in Singapore?
Our top picks under $100: Le Canon de Côte Montpezat ($43) for everyday drinking, La Fleur d'Armens ($53) for Saint-Émilion Grand Cru quality, Les Fiefs de Lagrange ($63) for classified-growth pedigree, and Château Croix de Gay ($93) for Pomerol luxury.
How much does Bordeaux wine cost in Singapore?
Bordeaux wine prices in Singapore range from about $40 to $500+ SGD. At Wine & Friends, our collection ranges from $43 (Le Canon de Côte Montpezat) to $184 (La Chapelle de La Mission Haut-Brion). The sweet spot for quality is $53–$93 where you get Grand Cru and classified-growth wines.
Is Bordeaux wine good for ageing?
Yes, quality Bordeaux is among the world's most age-worthy wines. Entry-level Bordeaux drinks best within 5–10 years, while classified growths can age 20–50+ years. In Singapore's climate, a wine fridge (14–16°C) is essential. Without climate control, drink wines younger.
What food goes best with Bordeaux wine?
Bordeaux pairs excellently with lamb, beef, duck, and hard cheeses. For Asian food, try Bordeaux with char siu, beef rendang, Peking duck, bak kut teh, or wagyu steak. Left Bank wines (Cabernet-dominant) suit richer dishes, while Right Bank (Merlot-dominant) works with lighter preparations. See our complete food pairing guide.
What is the difference between Left Bank and Right Bank Bordeaux?
Left Bank Bordeaux (Médoc, Pauillac, Margaux, Saint-Julien) is Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant — structured, tannic, and age-worthy. Right Bank (Saint-Émilion, Pomerol) is Merlot-dominant — softer, fruit-forward, and more approachable when young. Both are excellent; it comes down to personal preference.
Shop Bordeaux Wine in Singapore
Wine & Friends offers 18 Bordeaux wines from prestigious appellations including Pauillac, Saint-Julien, Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, and Pessac-Léognan. Prices from $43 to $184 SGD.
Free delivery on orders of 6 bottles or more. Express next-day delivery available.