Editorial website case study
Priorat Wine: a regional publishing platform.
We created an English-language website that helps readers understand Priorat through its places, wineries and wine knowledge.
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A region made navigable
Three ways into one connected story.
Places. Village pages give the region a geographical foundation and connect local context with maps, photography and nearby producers.
Wineries. Producer profiles organise practical and editorial information without separating each cellar from the place where it works.
Wine knowledge. Guides explain appellations, grapes, history and vineyard practice, then lead readers towards the villages and producers that make those subjects tangible.
Village page system
Maps turn regional detail into useful orientation.
We designed reusable village pages that can carry substantial local information without becoming difficult to follow. Gratallops combines a clear introduction with landscape context, road mapping and its position within the comarca.
The regional map supports that page system as evidence. It helps readers place one village within the wider territory while the main website view remains the focus.
The same visual language connects individual places with the wider regional structure.
Producer profiles
A repeatable format with room for a distinct story.
We built winery pages to handle background, place, wines and visitor information in a consistent order. The Clos Pachem profile shows how that system supports a recognisable producer identity without losing its relationship to Gratallops and the wider region.
Those relationships let readers move naturally from a village to its producers, then onwards to the wine subjects that explain what they are seeing.
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