Mississippi Bartending Certification & Bartending School

Mississippi Bartending Certification

Age Regulations of Mississippi

In Mississippi, the minimum age for selling alcohol is 21, or any age for beer only. For serving alcohol, the minimum age is 18. To work as a bartender in Mississippi, individuals cannot have a felony conviction within the past 3 years or have been convicted and incarcerated within the past 12 months.

Mississippi Bartending Certification Program

MS Bartending Certification
Your certification is valid for three years. It needs to be renewed before expiry.

Local Mississippi Authority Contacts

The ABC Enforcement
Telephone: (601) 856-1301
Website: https://www.dor.ms.gov/ABC/Pages/default.aspx

Bartending Laws and Regulations in Mississippi

For bartenders in Mississippi, staying informed about counties permitting alcohol sales is crucial. However, the regulations categorizing counties or cities as dry, half dry, fully wet, etc., can be confusing. The most straightforward method to stay current on Mississippi's wet/dry regulations is to refer to the map available on the Department of Revenue website - https://www.dor.ms.gov/abc/wetdrymaps

Mississippi Bartending School Program

Discover What's on the Program at Mississippi Bartending School

Offering Alcoholic Beverages Responsibly

Bar Opening and Closing Protocols

Keeping a Clean Bar

Customer Support That Works

Classes on Bar Equipment, Tools, And Layout

 

 

Ability to Handle Cash & Payments Effectively

A Guide to Receiving a lot of Tips

Liquor & Liqueur Expertise

The Job Interview Strategy

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Learn The Most Popular Cocktails In Mississippi

In Mississippi, particularly in vibrant cities like Jackson, Biloxi, and Oxford, classic cocktails reign supreme. The Mississippi Mule, a regional twist on the Moscow Mule, combines vodka, fresh lime juice, and spicy ginger beer, typically served in a distinctive copper mug garnished with a lime wedge and a sprig of mint. Another favorite is the Southern Belle, a sweet and refreshing mix of bourbon, peach schnapps, and lemonade, elegantly presented in a highball glass with a lemon twist. For a taste of tradition, the Mississippi Sazerac—a rich blend of rye whiskey, sugar, bitters, and a hint of absinthe—is often enjoyed in a chilled Old Fashioned glass, adorned with a lemon peel. Besides cocktails, locals also appreciate craft beers and robust Southern wines, reflecting the state’s rich culinary heritage.

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