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Quails’ Gate in the Okanagan is seeking Vineyard Workers to support the full cycle of vine development in the field, starting January 2027. This role suits individuals who are passionate about the land, take pride in their work, and want to grow with an experienced team.
You’ll work outdoors in all weather, perform tasks from planting to harvest, and travel to vineyard sites across West Kelowna, East Kelowna, and the South Okanagan, helping sustain our sustainable farming program.
Grow your career at one of the Okanagan’s most beautiful and innovative vineyards.
At Quails’ Gate, we cultivate more than just award-winning wines — we nurture a culture of connection, innovation, and growth. Whether you're taking the next step in your career, looking to make a meaningful impact, or hoping to build lifelong connections, we invite you to be part of our story.
We believe exceptional wine starts with exceptional vineyards. Our dedicated team cares for our certified sustainable grapevines with a thoughtful, hands-on approach that ensures premium fruit quality from the ground up. As a member of our vineyard team, you’ll be at the heart of what makes Quails’ Gate wines so special — helping bring each vintage to life with purpose and precision.
Just like our grapes, we hand-pick our people.
We’re currently seeking Vineyard Workers to support the full cycle of vine development in the field starting in January 2027. This vital role is perfect for individuals who are passionate about the land, take pride in their work, and want to grow alongside an experienced and supportive team. If you are interested in developing your career in viticulture, we are passionate about seeing you reach your goals!
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At Quails’ Gate, we’re not just growing grapes — we’re growing the future of sustainable farming and wine production in the Okanagan.