While things are developing rapidly concerning COVID-19, Cape Beverage is determined to keep on top of changes to the situation while doing whatever it takes to keep the beer flowing and to keep ourselves and our valued retail customers safe.
As an essential industry, we continue to have team members in the trade visiting our accounts and distributing our products. We believe that the following procedures will aid in combating the spread of coronavirus.
Cape Beverage is a company on the move!
As Cape May Brewing Company grows and we take on more brands at our sister company, Cape Beverage, the space limitations here at the Cape May Airport have become a little tight. So, beginning in April, Cape Beverage is moving on to a bigger space in Egg Harbor Township!
But no worries! While you won’t be able to get any beers in Egg Harbor Township, you’ll still be able to get all of Cape May Brewing Company’s tasty brews at the Cape May Airport!
At Cape May Brewing Company and Cape Beverage, we really love promoting from within. It’s great to see a member of the Brew Crew who may have started at an entry-level job in the Tasting Room or in Packaging further their career by getting a job in the marketing department or moving up the chain to Cellarperson.
When Noelle Smuz began working in the Brewtique this past September, she was hoping to do exactly that.
“When I interviewed Noelle, I could tell she would do well in our company,” says Director of People Operations Christine Bry. “She has a calm demeanor, does not let herself get flustered — or at least does not show it –, and is great with personal interactions. Yes, she was enthusiastic about working here. Not a pest, but persistent — I can’t fault her for that!”
Congratulate Noelle on her promotion to Accounts Receivable and Credit Specialist for Cape Beverage!
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