California’s drink spiking law now requires RBS training to cover prevention and response, plus new testing kit, signage, and drink lid requirements for Type 48 licensees. Here’s what changed.
Every server, bartender, and cashier in Washington needs to know which forms of ID are legally acceptable for alcohol sales. Get the current list, what makes an ID valid, and a free printable guide to post at your bar.
Oregon’s alcohol delivery rules are organized by beverage type, not license type. Learn the requirements for delivering mixed drinks and wine to-go — plus where the rules still differ for other beverage types and why.
Oregon’s alcohol delivery laws are now permanent — and training requirements for alcohol delivery in Oregon vary depending on who makes the delivery. Learn what credentials licensees’ employees and TPDF drivers each need.
Explore how modern bars are creating safer spaces through enhanced server training, new technologies, and mindful drinking culture. Learn the top bar safety trends transforming the nightlife industry.
Discover Southern California bartender events that connect our innovative, sustainability-focused mixology community. From San Diego to Los Angeles, these gatherings are where relationships form and trends emerge. Your insider roadmap to SoCal’s most influential industry events, month by month.
Oregon’s Alcohol Service Permit system undergoes significant changes on March 31, 2025, following the passage of House Bill 4138. The most important change? You must now complete your alcohol server training and pass the exam before you can legally serve alcohol in Oregon.
Are you approaching the end of your 3-year RBS certification period? This guide covers everything you need to know about renewing your California RBS certification, from the 90-day renewal window to the step-by-step process. Learn when to expect reminder emails, why timely renewal is critical, and how to complete the process in just one day. Don’t risk your ability to legally serve alcohol—discover how to renew your RBS certification quickly and efficiently.
Starting March 31, 2025, House Bill 4138 requires Oregon on-premises liquor licensees to either personally hold a Service Permit or designate a permit holder with authority over alcohol service. This applies to all license types allowing on-premises consumption. Non-compliance could result in license cancellation, suspension, or restriction.
Looking for an RBS class in California that doesn’t waste your time? With over 50 approved providers to choose from, the options can be overwhelming. Discover the three types of RBS training providers and why courses created by actual bartenders offer the practical knowledge you need to both pass your exam and excel in real service situations.
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