Brown-Forman
Visitor Centre Guide (Glendronach & Glenglassaugh Distilleries)

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Working across Glenglassaugh and Benriach, two historic distilleries, you will be responsible for creating an unforgettable customer experience. This will include hosting tours, tastings and providing retail opportunities for our customers to take home memories of their visit.
You will be responsible for hosting tours of the distilleries and provide a range of tasting experiences. You’ll also support the retail side of the visitor centre, selling products and distillery merchandise.
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What You Can Expect
- You will welcome visitors to the distillery, hosting tours of the production and warehouse areas as well as managing tasting experiences.
- You will be able to confidently interact with the visitors and answer all their questions.
- You will be responsible for preparing and serving drinks in the bar areas.
What You Bring to the Table
- You will have previous customer service experience in the hospitality or retail industry.
- You will be able to welcome guests in a confident, friendly manner.
- You have a current driver’s licence and vehicle


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What Makes You Unique
- You will have either worked in the whisky industry or have a strong interest in whisky.
- You will be a self-starter and able to manage your time between both locations.
- You can think creatively about problem solving and the future of the experiences.
Requisition Type:
Employee
Management Level:
Operations
Global Job Level:
T1
Number of Openings Available:
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