Noble Rot Fine Wine Limited
Sales Executive

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Sales Executive at Noble Rot
About the Company:
Noble Rot Fine Wine provides a tailored and personal service based around fine wine investment, rare and collectable bottles and quality drinking wines with excellent value for money. The company supports its private clients with an expert advisory service on wines for drinking and for investment, helping access wine that would otherwise be very difficult to find in mainstream channels, especially at a reasonable price.
Our clients also benefit from valuations, cellar management, advisory support, and comprehensive brokerage services for buying and selling fine wine and can profit from our team’s wealth of knowledge and trusted global connections within the wine trade.
About the Role:
The sales executive will support the sales team in day to day sales and marketing, predominantly via email, over the phone and on social media. They will also assist in administrative endeavours such as preparing and processing orders and invoices, helping maintain client relationships and answering queries, communicating with suppliers and organising logistics.
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The role will take a full-time, hybrid-working format with flexibility to work from home and in London at least one day per week.
The Ideal Candidate:
- A confident individual who is able to communicate effectively and with conviction over the phone and by email.
- Has a desire to nurture and build long-term client relationships.
- Someone who has basic knowledge of wine with a genuine eagerness to learn more.
- Performs well in a fast-paced sales environment.
- Proficiency in typical office software: Microsoft Office is required (especially Excel) and experience on platforms like Canva and Mailchimp would be desirable.
- Mathematical competence and compelling written English.
- An organised person who is able to manage their time efficiently and work in a hybrid set-up.
- Has previous experience working in a direct or indirect sales role or administrative role within the wine trade.
- Is able to bring existing and/or potential clients with them.
- A basic understanding of foreign languages, specifically is a bonus.


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Benefits:
- Competitive Salary
- Generous staff discount
- Commission scheme
- Opportunity to attend wine events and tastings
Overall, a brilliant opportunity for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to further develop their career and knowledge of the wine trade.
Please send all CV’s to Jamie Ashford - jamie@noblerotfinewine.com.
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