“For 16 years now, Young Gun of Wine has been connecting people through wine,” says YGOW founder Rory Kent. “We have a strong community of all types of industry professionals as well as wine lovers. Since 2007, we’ve connected people, products and places. Now we’re connecting employers with staff too.”
As they say, ‘when you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.’ Wine Guns for Hire is the place where wine lovers will come to be connected to their passion through their job.
For recruiters and employers, not only will it be a big pool to catch talent, but it will also help them save time in the process. Wine Guns for Hire comes with unique tools to efficiently organise applicants. With 30-day job listings starting from $75, coupled with the candidate management tools, unlimited edits to job ads – and more – it’s helping employers save time and money in the process.
Ultimately, it’s about connecting people, and most importantly it’s about the right job and the right person finding each another.
For candidates – from those taking their first step, to those taking their next step in the world of wine – Wine Guns for Hire is the one place to find any type of wine business job, anywhere around Australia – even in their own living room for those working-from-home opportunities. The site enables users to receive job alerts as well as privately save and edit their resume so they can apply for opportunities with a click of the button.
While Wine Guns for Hire is a job market, a candidate’s account is completely private, with their name and resume only seen by the holder of the job(s) they are applying for.
South Australia has contributed more Young Gun winners than all the other states combined, and by a margin. There’s no question that South Australia has quality regions aplenty, from the cool of Basket Range in the Adelaide Hills to the more traditional stomping grounds of McLaren Vale and the Barossa, but what exactly is it that makes South Australia such a hotspot for young talent?
The Top 50 winemakers in the 14th annual Young Gun of Wine Awards has just landed. It’s one of the most diverse groups we’ve ever seen, with finalists from right across the country, and making wines that couldn’t be more different in style, but all linked by their sheer quality and individual character.
Here it is, in the 13th annual edition of Young Gun of Wine (YGOW), this year’s Top 50: the 50 best young wine labels and winemakers on the rise in Australia for 2019. The 2019 Top 50 includes 19 winemakers from South Australia, 13 from Victoria, eight from Western Australia, seven from New South Wales/ACT,…
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