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Crama Strămutată.

A wine store where provenance is part of the choice.

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Homepage-ul Crama Strămutată cu vinul Nektar și povestea brandului

01 / The project

For Crama Strămutată I built a complete ecommerce experience where the story of the Chitorani estate, the collection and the purchase share a mature voice.

Context

The winery needed to sell online without becoming a generic catalogue. The website had to preserve its story and sense of place while giving buyers the practical information and reassurance needed to order.

Audience

Wine buyers and people interested in Romanian producers

02 / The insight

In a category full of labels and specifications, the choice starts with a memorable story and ends with information that confirms the decision.

I created a dark editorial direction with cream and gold accents, then built the journey from the winery's world to its featured wine, collection, product page and basket.

01A recognisable digital identity
02A collection that is easy to explore and compare
03A complete and credible buying journey

04 / The decisions

What I chose and why.

01

The signature wine opens the collection

Nektar is the memorable entry point, introducing character, vintage and region before the full range appears.

02

Story and product speak together

Editorial sections give context to the wines while product details remain easy to find.

03

Atmosphere supports commerce

The visual mood carries through product selection and checkout without hiding essential buying information.

05 / The outcome

What the work delivers.

01

A coherent digital presence

Story, typography, colour and imagery form a recognisable world for a premium producer.

02

From discovery to basket

Visitors can move naturally from the estate's story to a specific wine and a purchase.

03

Room to grow

The collection structure can accommodate more wines without losing its editorial character.

Services involved

Ecommerce development

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