careers at kinross

Kinross is a fantastic place to work, with a young team made up of great folk from all over the globe. We are a welcoming, diverse and fun team who focuses on offering our guests a genuine and world-class guest experience, that allows them to get a real feel for this place we call home. 

                

What Kinross offers?

We offer above average pay rates, free staff meals and coffees, generous discounts on food and wine, sales bonuses as well as loads of paid training and development. We have no split shifts and no super late nights! 

Kinross supports wine development training, including WSET training, which is available to all roles in the company to ensure your success in the Central Otago Wine Industry.  The team enjoy activities outside of work from team bowling to water park fun, dinners out and wine tastings.

Kinross is an Accredited Employer for Immigration New Zealand.

Team values!

At Kinross, our team has worked together to write a set of values that guide our actions and shape our ethos. These values are significant as they gel the team together helping us to work towards creating an unforgettable guest experience.

     

Now Hiring!

Cellar Door Host / Wine Advisor

We are looking for our next motivated Cellar Door Wine Advisor to be part of a hard working team. Lots of perks - free staff lunches, regular wine training, financial support towards WSET qualifications and achievable sales incentives for those who are keen to offer world class guest experience. If this sounds like you, please click here to apply. We would love to hear from you! 

Cellar Sales Administrator
We need an outstanding sales administrator or operations person to support our team of Wine Advisors.   Reporting to the Cellar Sales Manager, this is a full time, 40 hour per week role, including weekends. No evenings.

To find out more or apply please click here.  
 

Would you like to register your interest for future employment opportunities at Kinross? 
Please complete the following application form, here