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The Crafty Pint is hiring a Beer Champion for Huzzah in Glen Iris, Melbourne. You’ll curate a dynamic 15–20 tap list, maintain quality, and deliver exceptional guest experiences across beer, wine and cocktails.
Reporting to the Bar Manager, you’ll help run beer events, train your team, and build strong relationships with independent breweries to keep the beer program fresh and exciting.
Huzzah is a new Melbourne venue opened at the start of the year by a founder of The Local Taphouse, GABS and Stomping Ground.
If you'd like to join the team at the Glen Iris bar, they're hiring a beer champion.
Since opening earlier this year, Huzzah in Glen Iris has been steadily building a reputation for its excellent venue, energy, offer and hospitality. Now we’re ready for the next stage, dialling up the beer experience further.
We’re looking for a Beer Champion to join our awesome crew to help shape Huzzah into a new beacon for independent beer culture.
You’ll work closely with owner Steve Jeffares (co-founder of Stomping Ground Brewing Co, GABS Festival and The Local Taphouse), while reporting to the Bar Manager day-to-day.
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