A celebration of personality, provenance and playfulness and now pouring across The Broadcaster, The Lighterman, Boxcar and The Italian Greyhound.
Open House has uncorked something special: its very own wine collection, crafted to capture the unique energy of its venues and the communities that fill them. From the lively buzz of The Broadcaster to the laid-back charm of The Italian Greyhound, each bottle tells a story, elegant, cheeky, or just a little bit rebellious, just like the people who pour them.
Created in collaboration with trusted producers, the collection brings together craftsmanship and character in equal measure. More than just a wine list, it’s a reflection of what Open House stands for: good times, shared moments and great taste without pretension. The labels are illustrated by Emily Kopcik, whose artwork brings each wine’s personality to life.
Frenchie
A nod to Provençal charm with a London wink. Crafted by Domaine d’Altaber in Languedoc, this Pinot Noir brings ripe red fruit, silky texture, and subtle oak, a rebel romantic with vintage swagger and eccentric charm.
Ooh La La
A Touraine Sauvignon Blanc with poise and presence. Think silky peach and pear, crisp freshness, and CEO energy, confident, chic, and unapologetically assured.
Frolic
Crémant de Loire made by the traditional method and matured for 24 months underground. Fresh fruit and white flowers, crisp bubbles, and carefree spirit, the free-spirited muse of the group.
Co-Founder & Managing Director Ankur Wishart says: “We wanted our wines to capture the same spirit as our venues; fun, welcoming and full of personality. Frenchie, Frolic, Ooh La La and Tinted Glasses each bring their own character to the table, with great quality at a price everyone can enjoy.”
Exclusive to the Open House family, The Broadcaster, The Lighterman, Boxcar and The Italian Greyhound. This is a collection made for raising a glass, telling a story and staying for one… or three more.


