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Wine Exchange Asia

What:

Wine Exchange Asia imports wine from Australia - and you can buy it by the bottle or buy the case. They even have a live market place on their website that allows you to bid on particular bottles. We love their super specials on their homepage.

Where:
a: 301 Boon Keng Rd, 339779 , Singapore
website

Categories Eat + Drink, Wine

Tags: wine

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