Bryn Mawr means “high hill” in Welsh, and once you’re up here, you’ll understand. Think big skies, rolling hills, and unreal sunsets. Perched in the heart of the Eola-Amity Hills AVA, we’re a small, premium winery doing serious work in colorful ways. For the 2026 harvest season, we’re looking for hardworking, wine-curious people to join our team. This is a fully immersive experience, and you’ll touch every stage of the winemaking process, building real-world skills and technical knowledge.
Under the leadership of Rachel Rose, our Winemaker and Vineyard Director, we blend tradition with innovation to craft expressive, forward-thinking wines. With a background in molecular biology, Rachel brings scientific precision to time-honored techniques. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are our foundation, but you’ll also dive into experimental lots and limited-production wines that push creative boundaries. We make wines with intention, minimal intervention, and meticulous attention to detail.
Our winery is located within our organically farmed estate. We’re committed to biodiversity, environmental stewardship, and thoughtful farming that respects our land and community. As a harvest intern, you’ll be a real part of our tight-knit team. From vineyard to cellar, you’ll work alongside experienced pros in a light-filled winery overlooking our 40-acre estate.
If you’re ready for meaningful, hands-on experience in a dynamic, educational environment, apply for the 2026 harvest season at Bryn Mawr. Come work hard, learn a ton, and be part of something special.
VINTAGE STATS!
2026 Vintage production: ~ 6500 / ~100 tons Total cellar team: 5 - 6 people
8-12 weeks in duration
Mid-August-Mid-November (TBD)
25-72 hours/ per week
TASKS
Cleaning, cleaning, and more cleaning
Vineyard sampling and fruit analysis
Fruit reception and fruit sorting
Cap management: Pumpovers, Punchdown, Pulsair, etc.
Juice racking and barrel filling
Micro Additions
Hydrate, eat, and sleep well to stay healthy and energized for the harvest
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Ability to climb stairs, stand, and walk for 12 hours/day
Ability to work both inside and outside in hot, cold, and wet weather conditions
QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates must be reliable and enthusiastic about wine and life
Ability to read, write, and speak English
Ability to accurately follow written and spoken work instructions
Previous cellar and forklift experience is a plus, but not required for all levels of employment
PAY & ACCOMMODATION
Really nice on-site housing is provided!
$17 - $20 / Hour - based on experience and housing & transport arrangement.
International applicants may apply through CAEP.org
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