Wine Liquor Brand Ambassador

Posted 4 days ago

spirits mavenHouston (TX)

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Junior

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$25 - $30 hourly

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About the role

Brand Ambassador - Wine & Liquor Tastings Perfect for dependable professionals who possess a strong work ethic and who love talking to people. Conduct fun wine and liquor tastings at Total Wine, Specs, and other retailers. Perfect for retirees, teachers and educators, nurses, medical professionals, sales pros, wine and liquor professionals, and anyone who knows how to sell and enjoys speaking with people. Must be 21 or over. Excellent opportunity to get into the wine and liquor business. The pay is hourly and is generous. Must speak English fluently. Bilingual is a plus.
Responsibilities: Learn about different wine and liquor brands. Set up a tasting table to conduct the tasting. Engage with customers to attract as many as you can to your table. Sample and sell wine and spirits to customers. Professional attire, presentation, and behavior are a must.
Qualifications: Perfect for Retirees, Teachers and Educators, Nurses and Medical Professionals, Sales Professionals, and Executives. Must be comfortable and enjoy speaking to customers about the products. Must be willing to read and learn about the wine and spirits. Must have a neat and professional appearance. Must possess a strong work ethic and be dependable. Must know how to use a computer and phone apps.
Compensation: $25 - $30 hourly
  • Learn about different wine and liquor brands.
  • Set up a tasting table to conduct the tasting.
  • Engage with customers to attract as many as you can to your table.
  • Sample and sell wine and spirits to customers.
  • Professional attire, presentation, and behavior are a must.

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