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Where employers and jobseekers connect via our extensive networks of international wine people.

Where employers and jobseekers connect via our extensive networks of international wine people.

Latest Jobs

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Part Time - Wine Bottling Assistant

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Wine Bottling Assistant

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Production Coordinator

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Vineyard / Viticulture

Vineyard Operator

Canterbury, New Zealand

Mount Brown Estates

Sales and Cellar Door

Cellar Door Host

Queenstown, New Zealand

Nockies Palette

Sales and Cellar Door

Beverage Sales

Wellington, New Zealand

Kono NZ LP

Latest Jobs

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Part Time - Wine Bottling Assistant

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Wine Bottling Assistant

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Winemaking / Lab / Production

Production Coordinator

Marlborough, New Zealand

Foley Wines Ltd

Vineyard / Viticulture

Vineyard Operator

Canterbury, New Zealand

Mount Brown Estates

Sales and Cellar Door

Cellar Door Host

Queenstown, New Zealand

Nockies Palette

Sales and Cellar Door

Beverage Sales

Wellington, New Zealand

Kono NZ LP

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