Case study · Food & drink

Masons of Yorkshire

Yorkshire’s first gin, with an online shop that’s now easier to buy from direct.

Location
Yorkshire, UK
What we did
Ecommerce · Website design & build · Klaviyo email
Masons of Yorkshire shop pages on desktop, from the homepage to the gins

The project

  • Yorkshire’s first gin

    On supermarket shelves and behind bars across the UK

  • 3 in 1

    Flavours, cocktails and experiences, each with its own place

  • Klaviyo

    An email design system, set up by us

The brief

Gin County, online.

Masons are Yorkshire’s first gin, on supermarket shelves and behind bars across the UK. The brief was a more engaging shop that sells more, giving the flavours, cocktails and experiences equal weight.

A cocktail being garnished with a flame

“Through our partnership, they helped us increase website sales conversions from 3% to 7%.”

The Masons teamMasons of Yorkshire

What we did

What made the difference.

  1. Masons of Yorkshire website pages laid out at an angle
    01

    The bottle, brought online

    The arches from the new bottle carry through the website, linking shelf and screen.

  2. Five bottles of Masons gin in a row
    02

    Flavours, cocktails and experiences

    Each gets its own place, so every visitor finds a reason to buy.

  3. “Welcome to Gin County” over a Yorkshire valley at sunset
    03

    A shop built to convert

    Clear product pages and a simple checkout, designed around buying.

  4. A Masons product page on a tablet
    04

    Email that brings people back

    Klaviyo emails, set up and run by us.

What changed

A shop that sells the whole brand.

Flavours, cocktails and experiences each have their own place, and every page is designed around buying.

The team behind Masons of Yorkshire

  • Vicqui JamesAccount manager
  • Sam CrowderDesign
  • Kev AndersonDevelopment
  • Jonny WrightPerformance
Kev Anderson looking down at his work, by a brick wall

“The arches are what everyone notices, but the part I care about is the checkout. Someone halfway through a G&T should be able to order another bottle on their phone without a second thought.”

Kev AndersonDeveloper

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