Wine and Viticulture


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Premium Coastal Winemaking Internship 2018

Submission Date

02/14/2018

Job Title

Premium Coastal Winemaking Internship 2018

Company Name

E&J Gallo Winery

Location

Central Coast, Sonoma, or Napa

Company Description

Founded by brothers Ernest and Julio Gallo in 1933 in Modesto, California, E. & J. Gallo Winery is the world’s largest family-owned winery and the acclaimed producer of award-winning wines and spirits featured in more than 90 countries around the globe. A pioneer in the art of grape growing, winemaking, sustainable practices, marketing and worldwide distribution, Gallo crafts and imports wines and spirits to suit a diverse range of tastes and occasions, from everyday offerings to boutique, luxury bottlings.

Job Description

E. & J. Gallo Winery owns and operates over ten premium wineries across California and in Washington, producing brands such as Louis M. Martini, William Hill, Apothic, Edna Valley, Talbott, Frei Brothers, Columbia, Souverain, and Gallo Signature Series. We value teamwork, innovative problem solving, and integrity. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to learn production from grape to wine in beautiful wine country. The Premium Winemaking Internship Program has a select number of positions available for qualified candidates to fill 4-6 month positions (approximately August through December). Interns are expected to assist in daily harvest activities and manage a portion of an ongoing winemaking project(s), depending on their level of experience. Successful candidates who complete the Premium Winemaking Internship will gain experience with the winemaking teams and increase their skill base for future employment or graduate school. Working closely with winemakers, Premium Winemaking Interns will have an opportunity to participate in the following (varies by location/assignment): Assist in sampling, lab blends, tasting, inventory control, and cellar work management. Participate in fermentation monitoring and tasting, analysis tracking, and data interpretation. Assist in preparing and processing work orders. Monitor and/or perform grape sorting, inoculations, additions, maceration, racking, draining, pressing, barrel filling, and lab analysis.

Job Type

Intern

Pay Range

TBD

Start Date

July 1018

End Date

December 2018

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