How to Answer: Which of our brands do you usually have in your kitchen?
Advice and answer examples written specifically for an E. &. J. Gallo Winery job interview.
10. Which of our brands do you usually have in your kitchen?
Why the Interviewer Asks This Question
Before E. & J. Gallo can trust you to effectively represent their brands and be trusted as an ambassador to their customers, they need to determine whether you are a loyal customer of their products. So familiarize yourself with their wines and their spirits, and reflect on your positive experiences with those brands that you've enjoyed.
Written by Kevin Downey on November 26th, 2023
What You Need to Know
Comb through their portfolio of brands on their website. Click on each product and the external web pages they bring you to. Also, check out where to buy Gallo products in your area, as well as online at The Barrel Room. "E. & J. Gallo Winery invites you to share in the optimistic spirit of our uniquely expressive wines and spirits. E. & J. Gallo Winery offers a broad array of products that total more than 130 brands and include table, sparkling and luxury wines, beverage products, dessert wines and distilled spirits. With products available in more than 100 countries, E. & J. Gallo Winery is an exporter of California wine, and imports wines from Argentina, Chile, France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, South Africa and Spain. Additionally, Gallo imports spirits from Australia, the Caribbean, Italy, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Venezuela. "
Written by Kevin Downey on November 29th, 2023
Experienced Example
"I love a good Malbec, so Alamos is my house wine. Dark cherry and blackberry with a little spice and a nice velvety aftertaste of vanilla. Perfect. I straight-up prefer Argentinian, Chilean, and Spanish wines. I also frequently have Camerina on special occasions. I prefer a nice blanco tequila over a reposado or anejo any day. You see when I was in Mexico City, I did a tequila tasting tour, where we went to three bars and they each had thimble-sized flights. According to our tour guide, in Mexico City, blanco is synonymous with pure and is the preferred tequila there. And the Camerina Blanco is right up my alley."
Written by Kevin Downey on December 6th, 2023