The Sommelier issues, opens, and serves wine and champagne, answers guest questions about wines’ origins, vintages, and styles, and recommends pairings to complement menu items. The role maintains wine lists and the MICROS system, participates in tastings, builds vendor relationships, requests new products, and develops wine promotions and incentive programs. It also monitors and replenishes wine cellar inventory, equipment, and glassware; conducts vintage and BIN number checks; trains and educates servers and bartenders; and maintains accurate spill records. The Sommelier secures alcohol and storage areas and follows applicable state and local laws for responsible alcohol service. The position follows company, safety, and security policies; reports accidents, injuries, and unsafe conditions; and completes required safety training and certifications. It requires a clean and professional appearance, protection of confidential information and company assets, and attentive, courteous guest service. The Sommelier communicates professionally, works cooperatively with colleagues, and supports quality standards. Physical activities include extended standing, sitting, or walking; handling objects weighing up to 50 pounds without assistance; fine-motor handling; navigating confined, elevated, uneven, or slippery areas and stairs or ramps; and reaching, bending, twisting, pulling, and stooping. Other reasonable duties may be assigned by supervisors.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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