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Distillery 3D Website — Whiskey, Mezcal, Gin

Distilleries with 3D — production process, aging warehouse tours, single-cask release microsites.

Distillery websites — whiskey, mezcal, gin, vodka, rum — sell craft over time. 3D web supports the long-form story: production process scrollytelling (still, fermentation, aging), virtual warehouse tour (rows of casks or amphoras), single-cask release microsites for premium drops. Pricing \$5,000-\$15,000. Strongest fit: independent distilleries competing on craft and provenance, premium spirits brands with allocation programs (whiskey waitlists), agave spirits with terroir storytelling. Weaker fit for commodity spirits.

How pricing works

Every 3D project is quoted per scope: how many scenes, custom versus stock assets, and how much interactivity distillery actually needs. You send a short brief, you get a written fixed quote — delivered with full source, no hidden extras.

What we deliver

A production-ready Distillery 3D Website — Whiskey, Mezcal, Gin sized to your real audience and traffic patterns. The 3D layer respects mobile devices, ships with proper accessibility fallbacks (prefers-reduced-motion, focus-visible, screen-reader compatible), and degrades gracefully on browsers without WebGL. SEO is preserved — content stays in HTML, not WebGL canvas.

Why this industry uses 3D

In the segment for distillery, the buyer's primary doubt is 'will this look like the photos in real life'. 3D answers that doubt directly — interactive product views, virtual tours, configurators that show every state. The companies winning new business in 2026 in this vertical have all replaced still photography hero sections with interactive 3D.

On-screen examples

Three concrete things 3D delivers for distillery: (1) hero-section interactive product showcase reactive to scroll, (2) configurator letting the user pick variants and see the result instantly, (3) scrollytelling 'about us' or process page that earns attention from first second. Each can stand alone or combine into a single site.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have other clients in this industry?
I work across industries — past clients include real estate, automotive, hospitality, and creative agencies. The technical patterns transfer; what changes per industry is the buyer's mental model, which we cover in the discovery week.
How does this differ from a generic web agency?
No agency layer. You talk to the developer building the site. No junior of record, no scope creep due to misaligned account management. Decisions happen in 24 hours rather than 2 weeks.
How long does this take?
Standard scope: 4-6 weeks from contract signature to live site. Larger scope (configurator, multi-scene scrollytelling) takes 8-12 weeks. Rush projects (2-3 weeks) are accepted with a 30-40% rush surcharge.
What does it cost?
Every project is quoted per scope — scene count, asset complexity and interactivity drive the effort. Send a short brief and you get a written fixed quote, with source code included.
What if my visitors are on weak phones?
The site detects device tier before the first scene loads and serves a lighter version on weak hardware (fewer particles, simpler shaders). Devices without WebGL get a static fallback that preserves the visual language and conversion path.

Ready to ship a 3D experience?

Tell me what you need — clear written scope, no surprises.

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