The role of a bartender in Texas goes beyond the simple ability to pour a beer well or create a cocktail. While being a skilled mixologist is great, a successful bartender is also required to be both intuitive and a great conversationalist.
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Texas has a complicated web of state and county alcohol laws. Knowing which specific laws and regulations pertain to your establishment, reduces your liability.
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Fiesta San Antonio is alot of fun, with eating and drinking, and unfortunately, an increase in alcohol-related driving incidents. Follow important safety principles and procedures to celebrate responsibly and safely navigate the festivities
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For some alcohol servers, the idea of refusing service to a patron can cause apprehension. However, there are ways to approach the situation that will ensure you are covered legally and reduce the chances of the situation becoming hostile.
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Licenses and permits are issued to businesses and not seller-servers of alcohol. A liquor license is a permit to sell alcoholic beverages. Generally, these alcoholic beverage licenses are divided into three categories:
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One of the most important obligations of an alcohol seller-server is the responsible service of alcoholic beverages. Likewise, if you are taking someone out on a romantic date – don’t let over-drinking or intoxication ruin the evening and put your date in danger by making a bad judgment call by drinking and driving.
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Texas State Fair alcohol vendors will be responsible for actively promoting the responsible sale, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages, but more importantly, maintaining a safe and friendly family atmosphere.
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TABC: Mobile is a smartphone application which places TABC information and access at your fingertips. It is the preferred way of securely filing complaints and officially filing breach-of-peace reports quickly and easily
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Back to School can be a busy time. Don’t take shortcuts – check IDs. One of the best skills for a Texas TABC Certified Seller-Server to have is how to keep an eye out for fake IDs.
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Employees who are a TABC Certified – Texas Alcohol Seller-Server are able to prevent sales to minors, recognize signs of intoxication, effectively intervene to prevent problem situations, and handle refusal situations with greater confidence.
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