MAST Permit, MAST Training, MAST Class, Mandatory Alcohol Server Training, WSLCB, and Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board
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.
New LCB rules affect two groups of MAST Permit holders: minors with a Class 13 permit gain more pouring flexibility, and felony convictions no longer automatically revoke a permit. Here’s what changed.
Washington’s alcohol delivery laws have changed. Discover what’s allowed for takeout vs. delivery, and why fewer businesses may now offer alcohol delivery.
Has it been five years? Renew your Washington MAST Permit without the stress. Get clear guidance on timing, requirements, and why there’s no grace period.
Navigate Washington’s MAST class options with confidence. From teaching styles to red flags, discover how to choose a course that fits your learning style.
Explore Seattle Cocktail Week’s finest moments: bar takeovers in Belltown, the Bartender’s Circle Summit, distillery tours, and a grand Carnival of Cocktails. Plus, who knew donuts pair with mezcal?
Planning to serve alcohol at a Washington event? Find out if you need a MAST Permit based on the venue’s liquor license. Simple guidance for every situation.
Learn how to get your Washington MAST Permit in three simple steps: take a course, pass the exam, and receive your permit. Includes insider tips!
The new kids on the block! Craft Serving brings its modern, bartender-developed MAST Permit training to Washington State. Now serving the PNW!
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