Founder-led wine brand · Digital + event experience

Gorgee D’Art Wines: A brand people could discover, taste and follow.

Gorgée D’Art Wines is built around owner Christal Y. Scott’s creative vision and wine curation. KRE~ative translated that vision into a connected digital and event experience: brand storytelling, a redesigned website and online sales structure, weekly event wine menus, and a growing schedule presented as the Tasting Tour.

The challenge

Carry the same experience from screen to tasting table.

A growing event presence creates a recurring communication task: introduce the brand, show what is pouring and tell people where to find it. KRE~ative connected these moments through the website, owner-curated weekly menus and a recognizable tour identity.

Live homepage captured September 22, 2026. View source website.

KRE~ative’s role

01 / Digital brand storytelling
02 / Website redesign + sales structure
03 / Weekly wine-menu design
04 / Tasting Tour branding
05 / Event pages + campaign creative
06 / Ongoing content + event support
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01

Express the owner’s vision

The work began with the personality behind Gorgée D’Art: Christal’s connection between wine, art and hospitality. KRE~ative helped carry that perspective into website copy and branded materials, giving product discovery, event promotion and founder storytelling a consistent voice. The owner’s expertise and selections remained at the center of the experience.

02

Connect the digital experience

The website redesign and online sales structure brought the brand story, wine collections, shopping and events into a shared digital home. Visitors can discover the wines, meet the founder, explore experiences and find the next tasting opportunity. The site gives event audiences a place to return to after their first introduction to the brand.

03

Make each week’s selection usable

For each event, the owner curated the wine selection; KRE~ative turned that selection into the weekly wine list and designed menu. The recurring work organized wine names, styles, flavor descriptions and featured bottles so guests could navigate the available pours. It also made room for seasonal selections without losing the visual continuity of the menu.

04

Maintain a living menu

Weekly updates involved more than swapping a date. Project conversations document changes to the selection, featured bottles, wine types, sweetness descriptions and product imagery. KRE~ative adapted the materials as the owner refined the list, keeping the design reusable while treating each event’s assortment as its own content task.

05

Give the schedule a tour identity

As Gorgée D’Art’s event reach expanded, KRE~ative branded the schedule as the “Tasting Tour.” Individual appearances became recognizable stops through the “GAW Takes…” naming approach. This gave the growing calendar a shared identity and a repeatable way to introduce the brand to each city, while helping existing followers recognize where the team would be next.

06

Carry each stop across channels

The tour identity extended into city-specific graphics, event-page copy, social posts and email copy. Project work includes GAW Takes Cary and GAW Takes Long Island City, alongside other event creative. Each stop needed its own location, timing and invitation, expressed within the same brand. The website’s Tasting Tour category provides a consistent home for the schedule.

07

Support the experience as it grows

KRE~ative’s contribution connects the visible creative work with recurring execution: updating menus, preparing campaign materials, maintaining event information and supporting the team’s presence. Together, these deliverables give the owner a consistent way to present the wines and give audiences a brand they can recognize across the website, tasting table and next tour stop.

The recurring work

Owner-curated wines. A consistent presentation.

Christal selected the wines for each event. KRE~ative shaped the weekly menu and supporting promotional materials around those selections, updating the presentation as the assortment and featured wines changed.

Archived menu design from the weekly production process. This is a historical working version; wine details and prices were subject to later owner corrections.
Project campaign artwork showing the repeatable “GAW Takes…” treatment. An archived promotional asset, not an event photograph or current event listing.

From schedule to Tasting Tour

A growing calendar with one recognizable identity.

“Tasting Tour” became the umbrella for the event schedule. “GAW Takes…” gave individual stops a local expression. Together, they connected the brand’s expanding reach with a clear place to find upcoming appearances.

Tasting Tour page captured September 22, 2026. View the tour schedule.

What the work supports

Continuity, wherever the next pour happens.

The result is a connected set of brand and communication materials: a digital home, a repeatable weekly menu, a named tour and campaign content for individual stops. Each helps carry the owner’s vision into the places where customers discover and experience Gorgée D’Art.

The case study describes delivered work and the expansion documented in the project records; it does not assign revenue, attendance or conversion gains to the work.

Illustrative wine-tasting still life with red, rosé and white wine beside a blank tasting card on a burgundy table.
AI-generated editorial illustration of a tasting experience; not a photograph of a Gorgée D’Art event or product.

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