Colorado Bartending & Mixology School And Colorado Bartending Certification

Colorado Bartending Certification

Age Regulations of Colorado

Minimum Age for Bartending or Selling Alcoholic Beverages for On-Premise Consumption: 18, when under the direct supervision of an individual who is at least 21, and if the tavern regularly serves meals. 21, if the tavern does not regularly serve meals.

Colorado Bartending Certification Program

Colorado Responsible Vendors Bartending Certification

Local Colorado Authority Contacts

Colorado Liquor and Tobacco Enforcement Division https://sbg.colorado.gov/liquor. Phone: 30305300

Bartending Laws and Regulations in Colorado

To Report Underage Drinking Hotline 1-877-662-4643 The Division investigates a wide range of complaints including: regulatory compliances food service alcohol purchases source sales to minors sales to intoxicated wholesale trade practices hidden ownership conduct of establishment.

Colorado Bartending School Program

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Terms Utilized In This Industry

Glassware Knowledge

Precision in Free Pouring

Drink Preparation Techniques

Layout, Tools, and Equipment for Bars

Knowledge in Liquors and also Liqueurs

Skilled Classes on Wines, Beers, & Champagne

Cash Handling and Payment Expertise

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Colorado Bartending School and Certification

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