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Bevforce is an invaluable tool for individuals like myself who have built their career in the liquor industry! I have been able to climb the ladder of success in our industry from Brand Ambassador, Key Accounts Specialist, Market Manager, Regional Manager to now Sales Director predominantly through seeking out listings via BevForce. Not only is Bevforce a job recruiting site but is an incredible resource to be able to elevate one’s self within the industry. Bevforce is an invaluable tool for individuals like myself who have built their career in the liquor industry! "Bevforce is an invaluable tool for individuals like myself who have built their career in the liquor industry! Not only is Bevforce a job recruiting site but is an incredible resource to be able to elevate one’s self within the industry." At Constellation, our culture, brands and people set us apart and help us elevate life with every glass raised. We are passionate producers and promoters of some of the world's most popular beer, wine and spirits brands.

We are driven by a desire to succeed, and share an enthusiasm for combining an entrepreneurial and collaborative spirit with a customer focus to deliver quality ideas with integrity. We believe Constellation is a place where you can elevate yourself and others to new heights to achieve great things now and in the future. Be stellar with a career at Constellation Brands.They say that Americans love baseball, hot dogs and apple pie. Only, they forgot one thing: beer. Sure, some people go to bars and order fancy drinks or go to the liquor store and purchase fancy liqueurs. But, do you know what alcoholic drink most Americans are drinking? With all this demand, somebody has to get that beer out there. That is where distributors come in - and they need workers. If you are interested in working for Miller beer distributors or other fine beer distribution companies, we invite you to browse our current listings - and come back to browse again frequently. If you would rather be working for a liquor company, we can help find Diageo jobs, Brown Forman jobs, and possibly Bacardi jobs, and Jim Beam jobs.

Brewery jobs, employment in the beer industry, could be in your future. This will enable you to browse all of the current job postings on our Web site. For marketing, sales brewery jobs, employment can be just a few strokes of your computer keyboard away. What are you waiting for? Start your beverage industry job search today.Join Our Winning Team United Distributors is always looking for the right people to join our winning team. Open positions are available in our warehouse, our back office, and at the sales and management levels. What’s it like to work for United? Read what our team members have to say about their employment experiences. A career with United might be just what you’re looking for! United Distributors CEO Doug Hertz describes the importance of long-term relationships -- based on trust -- with customers, suppliers, and associates. The creation of a supportive, family-feeling work environment which provides the necessary opportunity for personal and professional growth, receipt of equitable compensation and benefits, and, in return, incurs loyalty, pride and diligence.

And welcome to Total Wine & More! If you’re looking for a career that allows you to learn, grow and achieve a variety of experiences, we are always looking for motivated, talented people to help us succeed as the nation’s biggest and best independent retailer of wine, spirits and beer. If you share our entrepreneurial spirit and passion to be the best at what we do, take a look to see what could be in store for you at Total Wine & More.Not a Legal Professional? Visit our consumer site Your fancy microbrew and imported Pouilly-Fuisse aren't just something to sip on, they're part of one of the most heavily regulated industries around, the beer, wine, and spirits industry. Thankfully, those regulations mean plenty of jobs for attorneys with a taste for fine drinking -- and an ability to navigate a wide range of regulatory bodies and laws. So raise your glass to a future in beer and wine law. As part of our affiliate partnership with Indeed, we're bringing you this week's top three cool, boozy legal jobs.

1. Corporate Counsel, Contracts, The Boston Beer Company The Boston Beer Company is the second largest craft brewery in American. They're the people that bring you Sam Adams beer and encourage you to curse at work. (Really, the company has what's affectionately known as an 'F-- You' policy. Don't worry, it's meant to create an open environment, not a hostile one.) And you could help them do the brew they do as part of their contracts team. The Boston Beer Company is looking for an in-house attorney to take responsibility over a range of commercial matters, from contracts, to real estate, to records management and general legal support, with a particular focus on contract preparation and review and risk assessment and mitigation. 2. Staff Counsel, E. & J. Gallo Winery The Gallo brothers founded their winery in 1933, just as Prohibition was being undone, and have since grown into the largest wine exporter in California and one of the biggest wine operations in the world.

You can now find their vino under dozens of different labels, from Carlo Rossi, to Barefoot wines, to Thunderbird. As staff counsel at Gallo, you'd work with both the legal and compliance department. That work would involve everything from counseling on marketing practices to reviewing international sales agreements to ensuring supply chain compliance. 3. Temporary Attorney, Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission A heavily regulated industry like the beer, wine, and spirits industry means a lot of jobs for regulators. That's where the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission comes in. The TABC is in charge of regulating the alcoholic beverage industry in Texas, including the collection of $200 million in annual taxes and fees. The commission is looking for a temporary attorney to joint its general counsel division, with a focus on Texas's Public Information Act. You'd work on document review and preparation, open records requests, and communicating with members of the public and beverage industry.

Bonus: Executive Director, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Alcohol is more than just an occasional indulgence or a practice area for many lawyers, with rates of alcohol abuse much higher in the legal industry than elsewhere. Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers provides services for attorneys recovering from alcohol and drug dependency. They're currently searching for an executive director to help guide and develop the important work they do. Have an open position at your law firm? Post the job for free on Indeed, or search local candidate resumes. Top 3 Cool Jobs This Week: Fashion and Retail Law (FindLaw's Greedy Associates) Top 3 Cool Legal Jobs This Week: Sports Law (FindLaw's Greedy Associates) Top 3 Cool Jobs This Week: Feeling Hungry for a Tastier Career? FindLaw has an affiliate relationship with Indeed, earning a small amount of money each time someone uses Indeed's services via FindLaw. FindLaw receives no compensation in exchange for editorial coverage.