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Advises customers on drinks, handles sales, manages stock and keeps beverage displays clear and appealing.
Beverages specialised sellers advise customers and sell drinks in specialist shops, with attention to product features, flavour, pairing, preparation and stock presentation.
In job descriptions, look for beverages, food and drink pairing, product tastings, preparation advice, active selling, order intake, stock checks, customer service, e-commerce systems and age-restricted sales routines.
This role is specialist shop sales for drinks. The work moves between advising customers, presenting products, explaining flavour and preparation, handling orders and keeping shelves or displays ready for service.
Useful depth includes beverage categories, food and drink pairing, tasting language, preparation advice, active selling, order intake, stock checks, customer service and e-commerce systems.
Compare roles by product range, tasting or advisory duties, stock responsibility, opening hours, online sales work and how much the shop expects pairing advice or product demonstrations.
Experience can lead toward senior beverage sales, shop supervision, purchasing, supplier coordination, tasting events, product training or a narrower focus on wine, beer, spirits or non-alcoholic drinks.
Read vacancies for drink categories, customer advice, tasting events, stock and display duties, order systems, online sales, preparation advice and routines for products with age-restricted sale.
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47.25Retail sale of beveragesspecialised seller (5223.7)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/63d99701-1a6c-4c57-87c8-4b0d5c0b4408 |
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| ESCO code | 5223.7.5 |
| ISCO group | 5223 |
| Concept type | Occupation |