Public House began as a collaboration between three best friends -- Steffan Bankier, Dan Berk and Jordan Gutman - who noticed an intimidation factor in wines, despite being interested in the drink.
They saw an opportunity to change the conversation around wine and set out to develop a solution built for those who enjoy drinking socially.
Their fix was a creative one: Four bottles of $15 wine sold for half that price in a box that stays fresh for six weeks, in a sleek yet approachable package, packed with 10 cups to make it easy to share anytime, anywhere and with anyone.
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Not just designed for the wine novice, the founders took great care sourcing the wine within the boxes so enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike could find something to enjoy with Public House. Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc are currently the two boxes available, and 10 cups are included in each box.
Public houses, or pubs as they’re more commonly referred to, have been social destinations for hundreds of years. No matter the style or venue, they create a sense of community: A place to rekindle friendships and forge new ones. The wine brand maintains that their goal is create innovative alcohol products that help foster a community and the social experiences therein, like the institution after which they are named. The packaging design of their wine boxes aptly represents this identity.