Clyde Mill
A distillery and restaurant in an 1823 water-powered flour mill.
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Clyde Mill is the busiest brief in this set. An 1823 water-powered flour mill that is now a distillery, a restaurant, an events venue and a shop, with weddings, functions, stockists, customer accounts and the Nant estate history sitting behind all of it.
Four businesses means four different visitors arriving with four different intentions, and none of them should have to work out which part of the site is theirs. A visitor booking a table and a visitor buying a bottle are not on the same journey, and the navigation has to serve both without turning into a directory.
Behind that, two separate booking systems, one for distillery tours and one for restaurant tables, presented so that nobody has to know there are two. And because seasonal promotions, limited releases and event launches change constantly, the campaign surfaces were built for the client to run. A promotion should not require a developer.
Four businesses, one site
Distillery, restaurant, events and retail. A visitor might want any one of them, and the site has to make each obvious without burying the others.
Two booking systems, no confusion
Distillery tours and restaurant tables book through different systems, and the visitor should never have to know or care.
Built for constant campaigns
Seasonal promotions, limited releases and event launches change often, so the client changes them rather than us.