I don’t know If I would call that a farmer, but does anybody know what I could call this job? (SOMEBODY WHO GROWS GRAPES AND MAKES WINE) Thank you! 
I have a bit of experience in dealing with cross platform applications and emulators. I have a windows executable (a program we received as a "gift" from a mathematics professor, who later disappeared) and ssh access to a linux based supercomputing facility where I would like to run it to cut down our computing time (which right now is 3 days!). Are there any ideas I can use? WINE may not be able to serve the purpose since (1) I am not sure if my supercomputer account allows me to install software - perhaps it does or is already installed (2) WINE memory management will definitely fail on this job - it is fairly RAM intensive.
I am very inerested in wine making for a career or help with some wineries. I have absolutely no idea on how to go about doing that. I am fairly young but have had little less than 8yrs of wine experience (ie: wine clubs, tastings, retail). Is it a profitable career? Are there active wineries typically searching for Oenologists? Anything about the actual job would be helpful.
I’m doing a report for my job and I have most of what I need but am somewhat shaky on a couple of things:
What causes the same varietal -ie: Riesling - to be sweet in one vintage and dry in the next? Is it the aging? The soil? The climate?
Any answers on how vineyards change or enhance the flavors of a particular grape would be helpful. Thanks!
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I work at Olive Garden and sometimes people are so rude! We have to offer wine to every guest! If we don’t we could lose our job. . . .
Before i can even finish saying hi people cut you off and say no I’ll drink coke, and the other person will say they don’t want anything.
FYI water still counts as drinking something so don’t wait till i come back to say you want water that was a unneeded trip that I now have to make.
My job contract ends next week, and my boss is a very kind lady who I consider a friend, and I wanted to get her something nice, particularly some wine.
I didn’t want to spend more than for a bottle of wine, but I want it to be classy and worthy of giving as a present. I don’t drink alcohol myself, so I’m rather clueless about this!
Any good ideas?
I have just been offered a job there as a sales assistant and was wondering what the rates per hour are? I am 18 and working part time..
There is a patented process that is also top secret that is used to blacken wine bottles already. Blackening lets an empty bottle appear full, which is good for display bottles or sample bottles to bid on a labeling job or an etching/handpainted wine bottle project.
There is an observation that the smell of a blackenend bottle is something similar to shoe polish. I’m interested in knowing another way that I might blacken an individual small bottle every so often.
I am making a career change from bartender of 14 years to a sales rep., and have two job offers. I have wine background and associates degree in computer science. Help!!