67 Pall Mall Singapore

67 Pall Mall Singapore opened in February 2022 in the Shaw Centre penthouse on Orchard Road. It is the Asian club in a group of private members' clubs founded by wine lovers for wine lovers, and it is a lifestyle club rather than a professional network, which is why it sits in the broader section of this directory.

Who joins

Wine enthusiasts, drawn in practice from Singapore's executive, investor and family office population and from the international members who pass through the city.

How membership works

The single most useful thing to know is that membership is global rather than local. The club states plainly that membership of 67 Pall Mall Singapore equally makes you a member of the group's clubs in London, Verbier, Bordeaux and Beaune, and of all future locations.

That means the three 67 Pall Mall entries in this directory describe one membership, not three. If you join here you do not need to join in London, and the reverse is also true.

The Singapore club does not publish its own fee schedule, referring prospective members to a brochure instead. The London club publishes its rates in full, and those are the clearest public indication of what this group charges, though Singapore rates will differ. Ask the membership team for the Singapore schedule directly rather than assuming the London figures apply.

What members get

A penthouse setting on Orchard Road with the group's characteristic depth of wine by the glass, a sommelier team, and a continuous programme of tastings, masterclasses and dining.

The reciprocal arrangement is what makes this interesting for a family office rather than merely pleasant. A family with interests across Asia and Europe gets a usable base in Singapore, London, the Swiss Alps, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Shanghai on one membership. For anyone who travels those routes regularly, that is a more practical proposition than a single-city club, and it is the reason the group appears in a directory otherwise concerned with professional networks.

What it is not is a peer group. Nobody screens the room for family offices, there is no programme aimed at wealth or governance, and any business conversation happens because you arranged it. Treat it as somewhere to host people, not somewhere to meet them.