What it is
The collection, the estate, visiting hours, a journal and a booking enquiry. A winery is a good test because the whole category leans on photography and atmosphere, and it is easy to hide a thin site behind both.
The constraints I set
No framework, no CSS library, no animation library. Vite for the build and nothing else, with the markup written by hand. Every page renders and reads with JavaScript switched off, which for a site whose job is opening hours and a booking form is not a stunt, it is the correct baseline.
The bottles are drawn as SVG rather than photographed. That keeps the whole collection page under the weight of a single product photo and means it stays sharp at any size.
Where it landed
Zero accessibility issues across all seven pages, checked rather than assumed. The source is public, so the claim above is one anybody can go and verify, which is the only kind of claim worth putting on a portfolio.

