Websites as considered as the wine.
Websites, online shops, wine clubs and tasting bookings for wineries in the US and Italy, built on Webflow or WordPress.
The autumn release is pouring.
We design and build sites like this one. The shop, the club, the bookings and the age gate, working as one site on your phone.
The tasting room closes at five. The website keeps selling.
Most winery sites stop at a contact form. The guest who finds you at eleven at night, on a phone, wants to buy the new release, join the club or book Saturday at two.
We design the site that lets them, and connect it to the platforms your cellar already runs.
Five screens most winery sites get wrong.
Concept screens by WolfxWine, with a fictional winery
A club people actually join
- The problem
- Sign-ups stall when the benefits sit three clicks deep and the form asks for a card before it says what ships.
- What it does
- Puts the shipments, the timing and the way to skip on one page, then signs members up inside your commerce platform.
- Runs on
- Commerce7
- WineDirect
- Klaviyo
A checkout that knows the shipping rules
- The problem
- A guest in a state you cannot ship to finds out after typing in a card, or never finds out at all.
- What it does
- Checks the destination state as soon as the address goes in, and asks for the 21+ confirmation once, at the moment it matters.
- Runs on
- Commerce7
- WineDirect
- Shopify
- ShipCompliant
- Vinoshipper
Saturday at two, booked without a phone call
- The problem
- Guests who want a tasting end up emailing, or calling after the tasting room has closed.
- What it does
- Shows real availability by experience, day and party size on your own page, in your type and colours, with the reminder sent the day before.
- Runs on
- Tock
- OrderPort
An age gate that feels like the front door
- The problem
- Most visitors meet a black screen and a date picker before they see a single bottle.
- What it does
- Asks once, with one tap, keeps the estate visible behind it and remembers the answer. Past the gate, a quiet email sign-up catches visitors who are not ready to buy.
- Runs on
- Webflow
- WordPress
- Klaviyo
Riserva 2021
Hand-picked in the second week of October, aged two years in large oak.
- Grape
- Primitivo
- Alcohol
- 14.5%
- Ageing
- 24 months
- Bottles
- 6,000
One site, two readers
- The problem
- Your importer in New Jersey needs the tech sheet in English. The family at the cantina should recognise their own words.
- What it does
- The same product page in Italian and English, with a switch in the header and a separate address for each, so search shows the right one in Chicago and in Bari. Try the EN / IT switch.
- Runs on
- Webflow
- WordPress
Built around the platforms your cellar already runs.
We design the storefront and connect it, so stock, club billing and shipping rules stay in the system your team already uses. If you run something else, we build around that instead.
How a typical setup connects. Most wineries run one platform per job. Events shown are illustrative.
Your Winery
Your website, where every order, sign-up and booking starts.
Shop and club
Bookings
Shipping
How a typical winery setup connects to its website. The website is built on Webflow or WordPress, and connects to:
- Shop and club: Commerce7 for orders and club billing, WineDirect for orders, club and stock, or Shopify for the online shop and checkout.
- Email: Klaviyo for club and release emails.
- Bookings: Tock for tasting reservations, or OrderPort for reservations and orders.
- Shipping: ShipCompliant for state shipping rules, or Vinoshipper for compliant direct shipping.
Fast on the phone in a guest's hand.
Most guests meet a winery on a phone, often after the tasting room has closed. We test every page on one before launch. Here is this page, measured the same way.
This page, Lighthouse mobile
Oct 23 2026
- 96Performance
- 100Accessibility
- 100Best Practices
SEO is left out on purpose. This preview is set to noindex until launch, so search engines skip it.
Lighthouse 12.6.1, mobile, out of 100
How the work goes, so there are no surprises.
Discovery
The first week
We taste the wine, read your analytics and sit in on a tasting, on a video call if the cellar is far away.
Design
The weeks after
Real pages with your words and photographs in them, changed until they sound like you.
Build
Before anyone outside sees it
The shop, the club and the bookings connected, and every order tested on a phone.
Launch and after
Every month
We stay. We read the numbers with you and fix what they point to.
The first case studies are being written now.
You will notice there is no client work on this page. We would rather show you nothing than borrow someone else's.
WolfxWine is the wine studio of WolfxTech, which builds websites on Webflow, WordPress and Shopify.
See WolfxTech's workwolfxtech.com
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