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The site for Kakhetian Traditional Winemaking: the house, its wines and the places behind them across Georgia.
Visit ktwgroup.geFor KTW Group (Kakhetian Traditional Winemaking), a Georgian wine and spirits group, we designed and built a wine producer website in five languages: Georgian, English, Russian, Polish and Chinese. More than 100 products are sorted by drink and by brand, and each wine brand has a page that lists its wines with region, grape variety, alcohol and ageing method. On the home page, four tabs fill a map of Georgia with photographs of its wineries, restaurants, wine stores and production facilities, and a world map marks its export markets.
Wine, sparkling wine, brandy, chacha and wine in clay, each a full-height panel that widens under the pointer.
Twelve wine brands, each with a bottle slider and a card per wine: colour, region, grape variety, alcohol and ageing.
Tabs fill a map of Georgia with photos of its wineries, restaurants, wine stores and production facilities, and a world map marks the export markets.
Georgian, English, Russian, Polish and Chinese, with the same pages in each and a language menu in the header.
The products page introduces more than 100 products and opens on five full-height panels: wine, sparkling wine, brandy, chacha and wine in clay.

Wine opens on a grid of twelve brands, from Iveria and Patardzeuli down, each card with the brand's bottles and an arrow to its page.

Guramishvili's Marani, a premium brand from Kartli, has a page of its own: its story, its awards and a bottle slider over the brand's crest.

Below it, a card for each of its twenty wines: colour and sweetness, region, grape variety, alcohol and ageing method.

One wine, one page: Khvanchkara, a naturally semi-sweet red from Aleksandrouli and Mujuretuli grapes grown in Racha, with its specs beside the bottle.

Kakhetian Traditional Winemaking (KTW Group) is a Georgian wine and spirits group with a family winemaking history it traces to the 19th century. Beyond its wineries and brandy plants, it runs chateaux and restaurants for wine tourism, the Vincero chain of wine stores and the Nena food brand, and exports abroad.
The group needed one site that holds all of it (its many wine brands, the places a visitor can go, and the corporate side for partners and investors) in Georgian, English, Russian, Polish and Chinese.
We designed and built the site in five languages. Products are organised by drink (wine, sparkling wine, brandy, chacha and wine in clay), and each wine brand has its own page listing its wines with type, region, grape variety, alcohol and ageing method.
On the home page, four tabs fill a map of Georgia with photographs of the group's wineries, restaurants, wine stores and production sites, and a world map shows its export markets. Chateau, marani and restaurant pages tell each place's story and give its address and phone number, a store directory lists every shop, and the company section carries the family history, news, awards and an export contact.
Read from the live site: the build, and the services a visitor meets on its pages.



Planning something similar? The intro call is thirty minutes and commits you to nothing.
By drink first, then by brand. The products page introduces more than 100 products and opens on five drinks: wine, sparkling wine, brandy, chacha and wine in clay. A click on Wine opens twelve wine brands, from Iveria and Patardzeuli to Chateau Askana, and every wine brand has its own page with a bottle slider and a card for each of its wines.
Each wine has a card on its brand's page and a page of its own, with its colour and sweetness, region, grape varieties, alcohol content and ageing method. Khvanchkara from Guramishvili's Marani, for example, is a naturally semi-sweet red from Aleksandrouli and Mujuretuli grapes grown in Racha, made by the classic method. A carousel of other wines follows below.
Five: Georgian, English, Russian, Polish and Chinese. Georgian is the default, and the other four have the same pages under /en/, /ru/, /pl/ and /zh/. The language menu in the header switches the page you are on to another language.
The wine store directory lists ten stores, among them the three Vincero stores in Tbilisi and the Patardzeuli and Batumi store-salons, with their locations and phone numbers. The Buy online button in the header of every page leads to the Vincero online store.
The export page states that KTW Group exports to 30 countries, shows a world map of its export markets and ends with a WhatsApp button for the export team. The contact page adds a message form, the office address in Tbilisi, a phone number, an email address and a Google map.
Yes. The hospitality section has four parts: wineries and chateaux, restaurants, wine stores and production facilities. On the home page the same four are tabs over a map of Georgia: a hover or a click fills the Georgia-shaped frame with a photograph and points its Read more link to the full list. The Chateau Askana page, for example, explains that KTW Group built the chateau in 2021 to promote Gurian winemaking, and gives its address and phone number, followed by a photo gallery.
Vebses, a web studio in Tbilisi. We designed the site and built it in five languages, from the products by drink and the brand and wine pages to the maps, the store directory and the company section.
Yes. We would start from the frame of the KTW Group site: products by drink and by brand, a page for every wine with its specs, the places a visitor can go, a store directory, an export page for importers and as many languages as your markets need. Your brands and photographs would fill it, in a design of your own.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. Describe the problem and we will tell you what it takes to solve it (scope, budget range, timeline), even if the answer is that you do not need us.