Why Bartending in St. Albans?
Brooklyn Bartending School of St. Albans helps people become a bartender and find a fulfilling job. Our best graduates are working at the and many other local venues. BBS is ready to teach 1-on-1 and customized lessons to all ages (above 18 by Vermont state law).
Our St. Albans classes often teach students from Plattsburgh, Essex Junction, Burlington, South Burlington, Rutland, Lebanon and others.
Our St. Albans classes often teach students from Plattsburgh, Essex Junction, Burlington, South Burlington, Rutland, Lebanon and others.
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Vermont Bartending School Program
The Skills Taught in Vermont Bartending School
The Skill of Free Pouring With Accuracy
The Art & Research of Drink Preparation
Layout, Equipment, & Tools for Bars
Alcohol Service with Responsibility
Garnishing Cocktails Beautifully
Liquor and Liqueur Expertise
Training in Beers, Wines, as well as Champagne
Ability to Handle Money & Payments Properly
A Guide to Receiving a lot of Tips
You Are All Set to Get Certified at School Next Week!
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(877)-879-7958Graduate Testimonials
"I can't thank the Brooklyn Bartending School enough for their Job Placement program. Thanks to their help, I landed my first job right after graduating. I'm now happily serving at a top Vermont establishment.
Romeo W., 23 from St. Albans
"I loved theinstruction at this location for Brooklyn Bartending School. The camaraderie and hands-on experience made learning to craft classic cocktails like the Whiskey Sour so enjoyable. I couldn't have asked for a more patient instructor than Will."
Roxanne S., 25 from St. Albans
"Attending the in-person lessons withbartender Maryanne was a game-changer. Her many years of experience and guidance made learning mixology so easy. "
Romeo E., 22 from St. Albans
You Have Got the Chance to Start School Next Week!
We'll give all necessary equipment and academic materials, that include a workbook, bartending equipment, as well as a range of beverages.
Location
We can come to your home or teach at one of our multiple locations in Vermont.
St. Albans Bartending School Pricing:
Online Course
from $79
Group Classes
from $299
In-Person Lessons
from $399
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Earn $300 per night as a Bartender Part-Time or Full Time
St. Albans bartending school goes the extra mile to support students' career goals by offering effective Job Assistance and Internship programs. You get connected to the best jobs without much effort.
Internship Programs
St. Albans Bartending School Stats
$670
Highest one time tip for St. Albans students
98.6%
of St. Albans Students said BBS exceeded expectations
12 days
Average number of days until getting a bartending job offer
99.6%
St. Albans certification exam success rate
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Key Information About Brooklyn Bartending School
310 Years
Combined experience of St. Albans teachers
2013-076
First Bartending Lesson in St. Albans
58.3% Women
of all BBS students in St. Albans
65 Years
Oldest student yet in St. Albans
22.1 Hours
Avg. number of hands-on training hours/student
Learn The Most Popular Cocktails In Vermont
In the heart of Vermont, where maple trees paint the hills and slopes invite adventure, the Green Mountain Spritz stands as a cherished libation. Crafted with local Vermont gin, a splash of maple syrup, and a hint of sparkling water, this cocktail pays homage to the state's iconic sugaring season. Another local delight is the Maple Mule, blending local vodka with ginger beer and a touch of pure Vermont maple, creating a refreshing sip that mirrors the state's sweet flavors. Garnishes like a sprig of fresh thyme or a slice of ripe apple add a touch of local flair to the sensory experience, while classic highball glasses or engraved tumblers reflect Vermont's blend of rustic charm and artisanal elegance.
Vermont's drinking culture, deeply entwined with craft brewery tours and the camaraderie of farm-to-table restaurants, is evident in cocktails like the Burlington Bramble, featuring local gin, blackberry liqueur, and a squeeze of Vermont-grown lemon. Liquor laws, influenced by the state's historical ties to the Green Mountain Boys and evolving trends, shape the accessibility of spirits across cities like Burlington and Montpelier.
Historically, Vermont's independent spirit and its role in the abolitionist movement have left an indelible mark on its drinking culture. Today, the libations served are a testament to the state's commitment to sustainability, creativity, and a spirited celebration of its natural bounty. Each sip of a Vermont cocktail is an invitation to experience the flavors of the Green Mountain State and revel in the unique character of its communities.