Beertender at Alvarium

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alvarium beerNew Britain (CT)

Bartenders Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)

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$8.23 per hour

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About the role

Alvarium Beer Co. Beertender Alvarium Beer Co. is looking for a detail-minded Beertender to help create an outstanding guest experience in our taproom. If you take pride in quality and service, love talking about great beer, and notice the little things that make a space feel welcoming, we'd love to meet you. Candidates should be available for at least 2 shifts per week, and 3 is ideal.

What you'll do: Make every guest feel taken care of. Greet guests warmly, listen to what they're looking for, and give personalized recommendations. Stay focused on their needs from the first hello to the last sip. Be an enthusiastic Alvarium ambassador. Learn our beers, styles, brewing process, and ingredients well enough to share your excitement with confidence. Champion quality in every pour. Pour a great pint every time, with precision and attention to detail, following responsible service practices. Keep the whole space sparkling. Maintain the taproom and surrounding areas, including seating, restrooms, and outdoor spaces, so they are clean, organized, stocked, safe, and inviting. Sweat the small stuff. Notice what needs doing before anyone has to ask, whether that's a wiped table, a restocked cooler, or a spotless glass. Buzz with the team. Work alongside your fellow beertenders and the brewery crew to keep service smooth and friendly. Enjoy the rush. Stay upbeat, professional, and service-focused during busy nights and weekends.

Pay Rate: Beertenders earn $8.23 per hour plus tips for hours worked while the bar is open to customers. Prep and closing duties performed when the bar is not open are paid at $16.94 per hour.

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