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Learn a little about the newest members to our team. Interested in joining us? Check out our current openings!

Lauren

Quality Assurance Technician

Favorite Food/Beverage Pairing: Tacos and Margaritas

Keelin

Lab Technician, New Ingredient Technology

Favorite Dessert: My Great-Grandma’s Chocolate Cake

Claire

Supply Chain Analyst

Signature Drink: Sur Lie Aged Chardonnay

Jackie

Process Engineer, New Technologies

Favorite Dessert: Superman Ice Cream on a Cone

Jackie

Talent Acquisition Specialist

Favorite Food/Beverage Pairing: Beer and Pretzels

Taylor

Regulatory Specialist

Favorite Food/Beverage Pairing: Cheeseburger and
a Strawberry Milkshake

Tim

Project Manager

Signature Drink: Scotch

Magdalena

Flavor Compounder

Darius

Flavor Compounder

Hilda

Assistant Maintenance Technician

 

Vivian

Beverage Technician

 

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Notice: Holiday Closure

Imbibe will be closed on September 23, 24, October 2, 7, 8, 14, and 15. Please expect some delays in our response during these dates.

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