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Submission #7719

Harvest Intern
Internship
Harmony Cellars
3255 Harmony Valley Rd.
Harmony Cellars is a small family-owned winery committed to producing fine wines at affordable prices. Founded in 1989 by Chuck and Kim Mulligan, the winery has grown from a 2,000 case micro winery to a 7,500 case boutique production facility. We specialize in small batch, high quality varietals such as Chardonnay, White Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah and Tannat, among several others. Located in the small town of Harmony, North of Cayucas, our facility is positioned as such to have marine influence with cooler temperatures year-round than most wineries in our area.
We are seeking a motivated individual who is eager to learn about the winemaking process. This is an entry level position, so no experience is required. We only hire one intern per harvest, so you will have a guaranteed platform to learn a literal TON about winemaking. You will be working side by side with the winemaker and participate in everything that happens at a small winery during harvest.
$21 to $24 per hour DOE
9/1/26
11/15/26
We wear many hats here in Harmony. Being at a small winery means that you will be doing many different tasks depending on the day. Duties include, but are not limited to:

Sanitizing/cleaning
Punch downs
Pump overs
Additions to fermentations
Inoculations
Temperature and brix readings
Lab measurements
Racking
Pressing
Barreling
Must be able to lift 50lbs, climb ladders and work on your feet for extended periods of time. Forklift experience is preferred but not required.
Scheduling:
Please keep in mind that this is an internship, meaning that the position will be full time from hourly standpoint, but the position is only temporary (10 to 12 weeks). Harvest is typically in full swing between September and mid to late November. Once harvest begins, you can expect to be working 5-6 days per week with either Saturday or Sunday off. There will likely be overtime depending on the grape tonnage received that week. We typically won't work more than 10-12 hours per day max, and standard overtime rules and pay rates apply.

Expected hours: 40 – 60 per week

*RESUME REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION REVIEW*
8059271625
harmonycellars.com

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