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Haykin Family Cider

Assistant Wine Maker

Aurora, CO · On-site

$55K - $65K/yr

Keep batch records and compliance paperwork accurate. * Drive delivery routes to local accounts ... Wine cellars. If you have worked a harvest, you know most of this job under different words.

The Wine Group

Enologist - Ripon

Ripon, CA · On-site

The customer demands can frequently change so flexibility is key. * Assist Winemaking to work up process orders and approve prior to giving to compliance tracker for data entry. * Complete blending ...

The Wine Group

Enologist - Ripon

Ripon, CA · On-site

$70K - $81K/yr

The customer demands can frequently change so flexibility is key. * Assist Winemaking to work up process orders and approve prior to giving to compliance tracker for data entry. * Complete blending ...

Total Wine & More

Wine Manager

Baton Rouge, LA · On-site

$22.19 - $31.96/hr

About the role As an Assistant Store Manager, you will grow the company brand by delivering best-in ... compliant store environment * Perform other duties as assigned You will come with * Bachelor ...

Gianteagle

Wine Steward

Westlake, OH

Ensure store and personal compliance with State Liquor Laws and company policies and procedures ... guests and products. * Assist customers with B/W/L purchases by providing knowledgeable ...

Gianteagle

Ensure store and personal compliance with State Liquor Laws and company policies and procedures ... guests and products. * Assist customers with B/W/L purchases by providing knowledgeable ...

Market District

Wine Steward

Columbus, OH · On-site

$16 - $16.12/hr

Ensure store and personal compliance with State Liquor Laws and company policies and procedures ... guests and products. * Assist customers with B/W/L purchases by providing knowledgeable ...

Gianteagle

Wine Steward

Solon, OH

Ensure store and personal compliance with State Liquor Laws and company policies and procedures ... guests and products. * Assist customers with B/W/L purchases by providing knowledgeable ...

RPM Seafood

Sommelier/Wine Steward

Chicago, IL · On-site

$25 - $40/hr

... * Assist serving staff with selling, opening and serving wine * Accurately record and account for all items ordered, process payments, and balance all sales/receipts in compliance with restaurant ...

Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace

Wine Manager

MI · On-site

$20 - $22/hr

Ensure compliance with all state, county and local alcohol sales laws and labeling requirements ... * Assist customers with their wine and alcohol purchases while providing excellent customer ...

RPM Seafood

Sommelier/Wine Steward

Chicago, IL

$25 - $40/hr

... * Assist serving staff with selling, opening and serving wine * Accurately record and account for all items ordered, process payments, and balance all sales/receipts in compliance with restaurant ...

Totalwine

Wine Manager

Baton Rouge, LA · On-site

$22.19 - $31.96/hr

About the role As an Assistant Store Manager, you will grow the company brand by delivering best-in ... compliant store environment * Perform other duties as assigned You will come with * Bachelor ...

Jetro / Restaurant Depot

Wine Steward

Woodinville, WA · On-site

$21.24 - $22.30/hr

Assistant Branch Manager/Branch Manager FLSA: Non-exempt (Paid by the hour) Position Summary ... Ensure that payment methods are in compliance with State and local regulations. (For example: NYS ...

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As of Aug 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for assistant wine compliance in the United States is $49,486.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $36,000.00 and $57,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Assistant Wine Compliance vs Assistant Beverage Compliance?

AspectAssistant Wine ComplianceAssistant Beverage Compliance
CertificationsTypically requires knowledge of wine regulations, possibly wine industry certificationsRequires understanding of beverage industry standards, often similar certifications
Work EnvironmentWine production facilities, wineries, regulatory agenciesBeverage manufacturing plants, regulatory bodies, distribution centers
Industry UsagePrimarily in wine industry, wineries, and wine compliance agenciesBroader beverage industry, including soft drinks, spirits, and non-alcoholic drinks

Assistant Wine Compliance and Assistant Beverage Compliance roles share similar responsibilities related to regulatory adherence and quality standards. However, Assistant Wine Compliance focuses specifically on wine industry regulations, while Assistant Beverage Compliance covers a wider range of beverages. Both roles require knowledge of industry standards and may involve working in production or regulatory environments.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an assistant wine compliance professional?

To thrive as an Assistant Wine Compliance professional, you need a solid understanding of regulatory requirements for alcohol, attention to detail, and experience with compliance documentation, often supported by a degree in business, enology, or a related field. Familiarity with software tools like ShipCompliant, Excel, and state or federal online licensing systems is typically required. Strong organizational abilities, clear communication, and problem-solving skills help manage deadlines and ensure accurate filings. These competencies are crucial for preventing costly legal issues and ensuring the smooth operation of wine production and distribution.

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Assistant Wine Compliance professionals often navigate complex and frequently changing federal and state regulations regarding wine production, labeling, and distribution. Staying current with compliance requirements and ensuring accurate documentation can be challenging, especially when coordinating with multiple departments like production, sales, and legal. Additionally, meeting tight deadlines for filing reports and permit applications requires strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Regular communication and collaboration with regulatory agencies and internal teams are key to overcoming these challenges.
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Assistant Wine Maker

Haykin Family Cider

Aurora, CO • On-site

$55K - $65K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life

Posted 12 days ago

Job description

Assistant Cidermaker

Haykin Family Cider | Aurora, Colorado | $55,000 - $65,000 | Full time, Monday to Friday

No cider experience required.

About the Role

We're looking for a thoughtful, hard-working craft professional to join our award-winning cidery. This is a hands-on position that touches every part of the process - from pressing apples to blending, bottling, and delivering finished cider. The right person is self-motivated, mechanically curious, and deeply committed to quality.

You'll work directly with our founders, Daniel and Talia Haykin, learning every stage of small-batch, sparkling-wine-style cidermaking and becoming an essential part of our core production team. For the right candidate, this is a growth position with a clear path toward a long-term leadership role within the company.

We hire the person, not the resume

You do not need to have made cider before. Our strongest people came to us from other fields entirely, and we are happy to teach fermentation to someone with a good palate, steady hands and sound judgment.

What you will do

  • Press, ferment, bottle, package, and label. Every stage, hands on.
  • Operate and maintain cellar equipment: pumps, filters, bottling line.
  • Clean and sanitize to a standard that never slips.
  • Keep batch records and compliance paperwork accurate.
  • Drive delivery routes to local accounts. Clean driving record required.

Time on the floor

Everyone who makes our cider also sells it. You will work tasting room shifts, pour at farmers markets and festivals, and talk to the people who drink what you made.

Job requirements

  • Attention to detail and consistency (this is a job where one task done slightly wrong can ruin a year of work)
  • Physical stamina. You will lift 50 lbs repeatedly, stand for long stretches, and occasionally move 100 lb loads short distances.
  • Curiosity about how things work, and the patience to fix them when they stop.
  • Reliability (On a team this size, one person not showing up changes everyone else’s day.)
  • Valid driver license and reliable transportation.

Backgrounds that translate well

None of these are required. They are just the places good people tend to come from.

  • Restaurant kitchens. If you have run a station somewhere serious, you have the palate, the pace and the standards already.
  • Wine cellars. If you have worked a harvest, you know most of this job under different words.
  • Brewing, baking, coffee, cheese, or anything else where fermentation or fussy process work rules the day.
  • Farming and orchard work.
  • Trades and mechanical work. Half of production is keeping equipment running.

Schedule

Monday to Friday, daytime hours, with occasional evenings and weekends during harvest and events. Harvest is a busy stretch and everyone works it. The rest of the year your nights and weekends are your own.

Pay and benefits

  • $55,000 to $65,000 a year, depending on experience
  • Bonus potential based on performance and company results
  • Medical, dental and vision insurance
  • HSA contributions
  • Life insurance
  • Paid flexible time off
  • Cider and merchandise credits and discounts

Where this goes

This is a career, not a harvest gig. You will start by learning every stage of production alongside the founders. Over time you take on your own batches, then blending decisions, then whole areas of the cellar. How quickly that happens depends on you rather than on a calendar, and we will be direct with you about where you stand the entire way. We're looking for people who want a long-term career. The first year will be spent learning and growing with us, we want you around for the long haul.

How to apply

Send a resume to jobs@haykinfamilycider.com. In the body of the email, tell us about one fermented thing you love, alcoholic or not, and what specifically makes it good.Two or three sentences is plenty - and tell us why this posting caught your eye. We read every one of these, and sometimes it tells us more than the resume does.

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