Case file — PRJ-006
Cape To Cope Wines.
A Danish importer bringing South African wines and their stories to Scandinavian tables, with a store built for both.
The brief
Cape To Cope needed a Danish-language storefront that sells wine and tells the story behind each vineyard, with the compliance details an alcohol retailer carries handled properly.
The build
We designed and built the WooCommerce store with story pages alongside the catalogue, localised the full purchase flow for Denmark, and wired up delivery rules and age confirmation without wrecking the experience.
Scope of work
- S-01Design
Layout, type and components built as a system, so every page added later still looks like the same site.
- S-02E-commerce build
Catalogue, cart, checkout and payments wired for the market they trade in, tested end to end.
The details that mattered
- Danish end to end. Catalogue, checkout, delivery rules and notices localised properly, not run through a translator plugin.
- Stories beside the shelf. Every wine links to the vineyard story that sells it.
- Compliance without friction. Age confirmation and alcohol-retail requirements handled inside the flow, not bolted over it.
Quick answers
Do you build stores for markets outside South Africa?
Yes. Cape To Cope trades in Denmark: Danish language, local delivery rules and EU compliance, all built in from the start.
WooCommerce or Shopify for a store like this?
This one needed WooCommerce: local control, content beside commerce and no platform ceiling. Our notes cover the decision in detail.