Tasting Room Associate
noire wineDallas (TX)
$14 an hour
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Benefits:
- Bonus based on performance
- Employee discounts
- Flexible schedule
Pur Noire Urban Wineries is a premium wine brand with a motto of delivering ultra-premium wine and unforgettable experiences. We are Houston's first and only Black Owned winery in Downtown Houston and opened our second location in Dallas this past summer!! Located in the Victory Park district and within walking distance of American Airlines Center, Pur Noire Urban Wineries & Tasting Room is downtown Dallas' newest tasting room.
We are currently looking to add to our great team of Tasting Room associates that will conduct wine tastings for our customers and sell the Pur Noire brand! During the tastings, you would provide impeccable service, educate the guests on our wines and sell the Pur Noire brand! The ideal candidate will be friendly, reliable, and have experience selling wine. WSET Level 2 certificate or an equivalent certificate is preferred but all employees will receive training.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for wine and people. This person would want to build a career in the wine industry and grow with our rapidly growing company.
Responsibilities Include:
- Customer Facing· Guided Wine Tastings· Presenting Wines· Selling the Pur Noire Brand· Special Events· Payment Processing· Inventory Recording
Minimum Qualifications:
- Highschool Diploma or GED· 1 year of Sales Experience· WSET 2, Equivalent Certificate, or 1 year of Winery or Tasting Room Experience If you're interested in this position, please send a resume and two references. Tasting Room associates receive a base pay of at least $14 an hour depending on their experience (once a 90-day probationary period has passed). They also receive tips and commissions on wine sales. Our associates average between $20 - $26 per hour in total compensation.
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