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  1. Liebherr Founded in 1954, Liebherr established itself as a key player in refrigeration, launching its first wine cabinets in 1975. Backed by German-Swiss precision engineering, Liebherr wine fridges are known for exceptional temperature and humidity control, whisper-quiet operation, and energy efficiency — trusted by wine lovers who want their most valuable bottles protected without compromise. From compact single-zone units to serious multi-zone cellars, the range covers everyday storage through long...
  2. Vintec Founded in 2000 by two French wine enthusiasts drawing on their experience with the luxury Transtherm cabinet brand, Vintec set out to make proper wine preservation accessible beyond dedicated cellars. Since 1998, the brand built a leading position across Australia and Asia-Pacific, and was acquired by Electrolux in 2016, bringing Scandinavian-inspired design to its climate-controlled range. Today Vintec is trusted by wine professionals and collectors alike, offering everything from compact s...
  3. EuroCave EuroCave was officially founded in 1976 in Fourmies, northern France, created to recreate true underground-cellar conditions as urban living made natural cellars a rarity. All EuroCave wine cabinets are still designed and handcrafted in that original Fourmies factory, combining French craftsmanship with precision engineering. Recognised globally as a benchmark for wine preservation, EuroCave offers ageing and serving cabinets built to protect a collection's full potential, from everyday b...
  4. Kadeka Founded in Singapore in 1998, Kadeka built its reputation on Japanese-standard engineering, with select models featuring inverter compressor technology for quieter, more energy-efficient cooling. Designed for homes and fine-dining spaces alike, Kadeka wine chillers combine consistent temperature control with refined, minimalist finishes — trusted by collectors and restaurants across Singapore. Shop the full Kadeka range, built for how Singapore actually drinks and stores wine.
  5. Accessories Shop wine accessories to enhance your wine-drinking experience. Cheers!
  6. Grassl Swiss design Grassl glasses are made using the traditional glass-making technique- glass-blowing into handcrafted wooden mould. Grassl designs are based on core principles of functionality and usability. Manufactured from a single workshop in Slovakia with superior raw materials, these "performance-first" glasses are also true pieces of art that heighten the entire experience with their featherweight elegance, blurring the line between wine and taster.