The first website for a Saeul family distillery
Webflow website for the Conter family farm and distillery in Saeul: Sëller fruit brandies, local garlic, farm visits and a blog, in Luxembourgish.
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The challenge
Sëller is the brand of the Conter family in Saeul: a dairy farm run by the sixth generation, with around 250 high-stem fruit trees and a traditional distillery. The family makes fruit brandies and liqueurs, the Sëller Drëpp, grows its own garlic, the Sëller Knuewelek, and shows groups around the farm and the distillery.
The family had no website yet and wanted one place for its products, its services and the story of the farm, in Luxembourgish.
Challenge
What we did
8digit built Sëller.lu in Webflow, entirely in Luxembourgish, with a warm countryside look that puts the orchards, the farm and the products first. The site has a products page, a services page for personalised bottles, farm visits and tastings, an about page with the farm’s history, a partners section, a blog with news and recipes from the farm, and a contact page.
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Before & after
Result
Outcome
The first website for a Saeul family distillery
Webflow website for the Conter family farm and distillery in Saeul: Sëller fruit brandies, local garlic, farm visits and a blog, in Luxembourgish.
BeforeAfterSëller
ClientClientFarm & distillery
IndustryIndustrySaeul
LocationLocationseller.lu
domainLive siteChallenge, solution, result
Challenge
Sëller is the brand of the Conter family in Saeul: a dairy farm run by the sixth generation, with around 250 high-stem fruit trees and a traditional distillery. The family makes fruit brandies and liqueurs, the Sëller Drëpp, grows its own garlic, the Sëller Knuewelek, and shows groups around the farm and the distillery.
The family had no website yet and wanted one place for its products, its services and the story of the farm, in Luxembourgish.
Solution
8digit built Sëller.lu in Webflow, entirely in Luxembourgish, with a warm countryside look that puts the orchards, the farm and the products first. The site has a products page, a services page for personalised bottles, farm visits and tastings, an about page with the farm’s history, a partners section, a blog with news and recipes from the farm, and a contact page.
