Beverage Manager

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horizon hospitality associatesJupiter (FL)

Bartenders Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$85,000–$95,000

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About the role

A prestigious private club near Jupiter, FL, is seeking a talented Beverage Manager to oversee its beverage operations within a truly elevated hospitality environment. The club offers an impressive collection of food and beverage amenities, including multiple à la carte dining outlets, bars, and private event spaces, creating a diverse and dynamic operation. What makes this opportunity particularly exciting is the potential for the role to evolve into a Director-level position in the near future. They are looking for someone who can make an immediate impact while growing with the organization and taking on increased leadership responsibility. The position offers an $85,000–$95,000 base salary, plus bonus, excellent benefits, significant growth opportunity, relocation assistance if needed, and more.

Beverage Manager Responsibilities:

Oversee daily beverage operations across all club bars, dining outlets, and private event spaces
Manage beverage inventory, purchasing, costing, and vendor relationships to maintain profitability
Ensure consistent quality, presentation, and service standards for all wine, spirits, craft cocktails, and beer programs
Train, lead, and schedule bar staff while ensuring compliance with state liquor laws and sanitation standards
Assist in designing innovative cocktail menus, curated wine lists, and special event beverage pairings

Beverage Manager Qualifications:

3+ years of beverage management or lead mixologist experience in a high-end restaurant, hotel, or private club
Strong experience working in fast-paced, high-volume beverage environments
Strong leadership, staff training, and team-building experience
Deep knowledge of wine, spirits, craft cocktails, and inventory control software
If you want to take your career to the next level, apply today!

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