On the basement level of i12 Katong at 112 East Coast Road, 1855 The Bottle Shop is a premium wine and spirits retailer holding a 4.1 Google rating. Its shelves lean towards fine wine, with bottles such as Château Latour 2019, Château Angelus and Dom Pérignon 2017 presented in its box, alongside whisky like The Macallan Harmony Collection V. Collectors can reserve the 2025 Bordeaux vintage en primeur, with wines such as Alter Ego de Palmer and Carruades de Lafite expected around the third quarter of 2028. The shop also runs a wine club and wine dinners, stocks glassware and other drinking accessories, and sells its full range online.
1855 The Bottle Shop is an online destination built for people who take their wine and spirits seriously, without losing sight of everyday drinking too. The catalogue is organised with real depth — wine broken down by type, country, region, and grape, and spirits sorted by type, country, and brand — making it easy to browse whether you're after a Tuesday-night Sauvignon Blanc or a serious Bordeaux for the cellar.
On the wine side, shoppers can move through red, white, rosé, Champagne, sparkling, and sweet wine, sourced from countries including France, Italy, the USA, Chile, Australia, and New Zealand. For those who shop by terroir, the site groups bottles by classic regions such as Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, California, Tuscany, and Rioja, and by grape variety, from Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz to Pinot Noir, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay.
The spirits range covers whisky, sake, gin, rum, tequila, and vodka, with a strong showing of collectible names — The Macallan, Hibiki, Port Charlotte, Amrut, and Yamazaki all feature among the brands stocked, sourced from Scotland, Japan, the USA, and the UK.
Among the standout bottles featured on the site are Dom Pérignon 2017 (presented with box), Château Latour 2019, and The Macallan Harmony Collection V — Phoenix Honey Orchid Tea edition. Bordeaux fans will also find serious names like Alter Ego de Palmer Margaux, Carruades de Lafite Pauillac, and Château Angelus St-Émilion Grand Cru in the mix.
One of the more specialised offerings is the En Primeur 2025 programme, which lets customers pre-order future vintages ahead of release. Listed bottles include the Alter Ego de Palmer Margaux (ETA Q3 2028) at $89.00, with a 6-bottle case price of $87 each, and the Carruades de Lafite Pauillac (ETA Q3 2028) at $238.00, with a case price of $234 each — both carrying critic scores from the likes of James Suckling, Decanter, Robert Parker, and Jancis Robinson. Because these are pre-order items, they can't be checked out in the same order as in-stock products; they need to be purchased separately.
1855 The Bottle Shop rounds out its offering with a curated accessories range — glassware, decanters, and wine preservation systems from names like Coravin and Riedel, plus gift vouchers for anyone shopping for a wine lover. For those who want a more social angle, the site runs Wine Dinners, and for regulars, there's Club 1855, a membership programme built around the shop's broader catalogue.
The site also curates recurring collections worth checking regularly: Wines of the Month for fresh picks, Winery Spotlight for producer-focused features, and a general Pre-Order section for anything not yet in stock.
For day-to-day shopping, orders over $200 qualify for free delivery, a threshold that's easy to hit once a couple of bottles from the fine wine or whisky range are in the basket. Between the depth of its regional and varietal filters, its whisky selection, and the En Primeur pre-order programme, 1855 The Bottle Shop positions itself for both casual buyers picking up a bottle for dinner and serious collectors planning years ahead.