MoCo Responsible Alcohol Service and Prevention @MoCo_RASP

La Capacitación Sobre las Leyes y Regulaciones del Alcohol -ALERT por sus siglas en inglés- es ahora ofrecida en línea. Esta capacitación gratuita está disponible en inglés y español. Para inscribirse visite: montgomerycountymd.gov/ABS/education/…

Welcome! Congrats on being approved by the Board of License Commissioners! Follow our page for alcohol tips, best practices, and responsible alcohol policies.

A great way to serve alcohol responsibly is by offering non-alcoholic alternatives and encouraging food consumption alongside alcoholic beverages. Make sure that you also monitor alcohol intake and avoid serving multiple drinks at once.

ALERT (Alcohol Law Education and Regulatory Training) is a FREE class offered twice a month to educate servers, sellers, management and owners on Montgomery County's alcohol laws and policies. Need to register? Visit our website at: montgomerycountymd.gov/ABS/education/…

The pressure inside a bottle of champagne is about 90 PSI (pounds per square inch), which is roughly three times the pressure in a typical car tire! This immense pressure is why champagne corks can fly out at such high speeds and why opening a bottle requires a bit of care. 🍾

ABS alongside VisArts and PCI Graphics is working on installing an educational mural outside our Downtown Rockville store. Look at the process!

Welcome! Congrats on being approved by the Board of License Commissioners! Follow our page for alcohol tips, best practices, and responsible alcohol policies.

Welcome! Congrats on being approved by the Board of License Commissioners! Follow our page for alcohol tips, best practices, and responsible alcohol policies.

Wondering what the difference is between a one-day license and a festival license? It all depends on your type of event! Call our offices at 240-777-1999 to figure out what license works best for you.

ABS is a member of NABCA, which serves its members by providing research, analytics, & alcohol regulatory info, and acts as liaison to federal, state & local governments, research groups, & other organizations impacting alcohol policy. nabca.org for more info.

ALERT (Alcohol Law Education and Regulatory Training) is a FREE class offered twice a month to educate servers, sellers, management and owners on Montgomery County's alcohol laws and policies. Need to register? Visit our website at: montgomerycountymd.gov/ABS/education/…

Labor Day is this weekend! As such, BWL licenses gain an additional hour from Sunday to Monday. Remember to keep serving responsibly!

Welcome! Congrats on being approved by the Board of License Commissioners! Follow our page for alcohol tips, best practices, and responsible alcohol policies.

Wondering what is the first step to having an alcohol license to serve and/or sell alcohol in Montgomery County? Check out this guide that walks you through the process step-by-step: montgomerycountymd.gov/ABS/Resources/…

ALERT (Alcohol Law Education and Regulatory Training) is a FREE class offered twice a month to educate servers, sellers, management and owners on Montgomery County's alcohol laws and policies. Need to register? Visit our website at: montgomerycountymd.gov/ABS/education/…

School is (almost) back in session! Prepare yourself to talk to your teen and/or college student about alcohol. Our partners at Talk, They Hear You have excellent resources to start the conversation. Check out their website: samhsa.gov/substance-use/…

Our outreach team has been hard at work! Starting in July, our community outreach inspectors have been visiting businesses to educate their managers and staff on responsible alcohol service and giving information about finding an alternative ride home. Great job, team!

Welcome! Congrats on being approved by the Board of License Commissioners! Follow our page for alcohol tips, best practices, and responsible alcohol policies.

While your business may not sell alcohol for on-premises consumption, that does not mean that you are exempt from following the rules and regulations. Make sure that you check IDs and never sell alcohol to someone who is visually intoxicated.

During the maturation process of whiskey, the portion of the alcohol that is evaporated in the casks is affectionally called the Angel’s share.