Bar in Singapore, Singapore

Big Wine Freaks

100Pearl Points

Bottle-led, low-key

About Big Wine Freaks

Book Big Wine Freaks when the night is about wine, conversation, and a smaller celebration rather than cocktails or a confirmed dinner menu. Star Wine List recognition in 2026 gives it a real wine-bar trust signal, but food and pricing details are not listed, so plan the evening around bottles first.

For a visit in Singapore, Big Wine Freaks is best evaluated from the verified basics: it is open Tuesday to Saturday from 5:30 PM to 12 AM, closed Sunday and Monday, and lists a smart-casual dress code. It also has Star Wine List recognition in 2026, which is the clearest confirmed signal for guests deciding whether it fits their plans.

Beyond those points, the public details available here are limited. Do not assume a specific cuisine, menu format, price point, seating style, chef, or service model unless you confirm directly with the venue before booking.

A Singapore option with confirmed evening hours

The strongest grounded reason to consider Big Wine Freaks is its Star Wine List recognition. If your group is choosing a Singapore stop with that recognition in mind, it is more relevant than unverified claims about food, format, or atmosphere.

Because food details are not listed, do not build the whole evening around dinner here unless you have confirmed the current offering directly. For a fuller Singapore night, pair this with broader planning from Our full Singapore restaurants guide, then use Our full Singapore bars guide for other evening options.

Where it sits in a Singapore night out

Big Wine Freaks sits in the Singapore night-out mix as a venue with confirmed evening hours, smart-casual dress, and Star Wine List recognition. For alternatives with a different feel, you might also compare it with Gibson, No Sle, Humpback, or Gaston, depending on the kind of night you want.

Visitors building a wider trip can cross-check Our full Singapore hotels guide and other Singapore planning resources, then confirm current details with Big Wine Freaks before making it the anchor of the evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Big Wine Freaks have happy hour deals?

There is no verified happy-hour information in the venue details, so do not plan around discounted drinks. Treat Big Wine Freaks as a Singapore evening stop and confirm any current offers directly with the venue.

What's the best time to go to Big Wine Freaks?

Go Tuesday to Saturday after 5:30 PM, because those are the listed opening nights. The verified hours are 5:30 PM to 12 AM from Tuesday through Saturday, with Sunday and Monday closed.

Do I need a reservation at Big Wine Freaks?

Reservation requirements are not verified in the venue details. If timing matters, especially for a specific evening, check directly with Big Wine Freaks before you go.

Is Big Wine Freaks good for a date?

It can be a suitable Singapore date option if the verified basics fit your plan: evening hours, smart-casual dress, and Star Wine List recognition. Confirm current availability and any food details directly before relying on it for a full dinner.

Is the food good at Big Wine Freaks?

Food details are not verified here, so this guide cannot make a specific claim about the menu or dining experience. If food is central to the night, compare your plans with other Singapore options such as Humpback or Gaston and confirm details before booking.

Location

44 Bukit Pasoh Rd, Singapore 089857

Singapore, Singapore

Compare Big Wine Freaks

Singapore wine-bar and cocktail alternatives

Big Wine Freaks is the wine-first pick in this set. Compared with Live Twice, Gibson, and No Sle, it is better for groups that want bottles and conversation rather than a cocktail sequence.

Against Humpback and Gaston, the decision is about food confidence. If dinner is the anchor, those are the safer cross-shops. If wine recognition is the deciding factor, Big Wine Freaks has the clearer signal.

Where to go if this does not fit

Pick Humpback if the group wants a more food-led night. Pick Gibson if cocktails matter more than wine and the table is comfortable with a bar-led format.

How it compares

Choose Big Wine Freaks over Live Twice, Gibson, and No Sle when the table wants wine rather than cocktails. The 2026 Star Wine List recognition makes the decision cleaner for wine-focused groups, while the cocktail peers are better fits for mixed-drink pacing and bar-hopping energy.

Humpback and Gaston are more useful cross-shops if the group wants food to anchor the evening. Big Wine Freaks is the sharper call when the bottle list is the point; Humpback or Gaston make more sense when dinner structure matters more than the wine-bar brief.

Booking difficulty is listed as easy, which helps for groups of four compared with harder cocktail rooms where timing can control the night. For value, the safest read is format-based rather than price-based: shared bottles can work well for a group, but no listed price range means budget-sensitive tables should confirm spend expectations before committing.