Create an ultra-premium minimalist poster for Oran Spanish fruit red wine, inspired by a refined botanical bottle-silhouette composition. Use a large clean white or soft ivory background with generous negative space. The central image must be a wine-bottle shape naturally formed by real grape vines, tender stems, curling tendrils, and elegant vine leaves. The bottle silhouette should feel delicate, vertical, airy, and perfectly balanced, as if nature itself has quietly drawn the outline of the wine bottle. Main composition: Build the full silhouette of a standing wine bottle using only realistic grapevine elements: thin green stems, natural branching nodes, curled tendrils, small fresh vine leaves, subtle organic asymmetry, clean bottle proportions. The outline must be immediately readable as a bottle, but should still feel botanical and naturally grown rather than rigidly graphic. Grape details: Add only a small number of grapes as precious accents, not a heavy cluster. Use a few deep ruby-red or burgundy-purple grapes attached naturally to the vine structure, with believable stems and elegant spacing. The grapes must feel lightly placed and perfectly connected to the vine, as if they truly grew there. Their role is to punctuate the composition and suggest fruit-wine richness, not to dominate the bottle silhouette. Brand/product integration: Within the lower-middle portion of the vine-formed bottle silhouette, place a refined label area or elegant bottle-label insert referencing Oran fruit red wine. The label should feel premium, small, and tasteful, with subtle Spanish wine elegance and a discreet Little Red Riding Hood identity cue if desired. Keep it restrained and luxurious, never loud or commercial-heavy. Light and shadow: Use extremely delicate, soft, premium lighting. The light should feel natural and velvety, revealing: the tender translucency of fresh vine leaves, the smooth surface of grapes, the organic texture of stems, the subtle relief of the paper-like background, the soft shadow cast by the vine bottle silhouette. Shadows must be gentle, diffused, and elegant, giving the image quiet depth without drama. Botanical realism: Push realism to the highest level: fresh vine green tones, tiny leaf veins, natural stem nodes, fine tendril curl, grape skin bloom, slight translucency on grape edges, soft natural imperfections. Everything should feel tactile, living, and exquisite. Background: Keep the background extremely minimal, clean, and matte, in soft white, warm ivory, or pale parchment. It should feel like fine art paper or premium gallery wall stock. No clutter, no extra props, no table setting, no decorative noise. Typography: Keep text extremely minimal and elegant. Add only a refined title if needed: “ORAN” Optional support line: “Fruit Red Wine” Typography should be small, luxurious, airy, and art-directed, with generous breathing room. Avoid heavy copy and avoid generic bold fonts. Color palette: soft ivory, fresh vine green, light botanical green, deep ruby grape, burgundy purple accents, gentle neutral shadows. The palette should feel restrained, botanical, luxurious, and poetic. Mood: minimal, botanical, luxurious, poetic, elegant, gallery-like, refined, natural, premium wine poster quality. Rendering: hyper-realistic botanical photography, ultra-detailed grapevine texture, elegant bottle silhouette formed by real vines, subtle ruby grape accents, soft premium lighting, delicate shadows, clean art-paper background, minimal luxury typography, museum-quality wine campaign image, 8k, masterpiece. Negative prompt: heavy grape clusters, cluttered composition, dark dramatic background, messy stems, fake bottle outline, loud commercial label, excessive text, cartoon leaves, plastic-looking grapes, harsh shadows, random props, cheap wine poster look