State Information
Tennessee
State Information
Tennessee
Responsible Alcohol Training
Mandatory
Course Venue
Approved AIM Programs
ABC Permits offers the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) approved AIM to Serve Programs via online or classroom training for: The Responsible Beer and Wine Vendor Program (WIGS), Designated manager, and ABC Server Permit.
Can I become a Certified AIM Trainer?
Yes, please send inquiries to info@abcpermits.com Trainers must complete an application with the TABC, as well as attend a 2 day training workshop.
State Agency
Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission
- RLPS Help Desk
615-532-1915 or 615-741-1602
- 500 James Robertson Pkwy, Fl 3
Nashville, TN 37243
Requirements
Age to consume
21
Age to pour
18
Age to Sell
18
Age to Serve
18
Notes on Selling or Serving
N/A
Dram Shop Liability Laws
Yes
Acceptable Forms of ID
Although Tennessee State law does not require liquor-by-the-drink establishments to check ID prior to serving an alcoholic beverage, in order to prevent sales to under 21 individuals, it is a recommended best practice for establishments to have an internal policy regarding checking identification prior to serving. Examples of the recommended forms of identification are:
- Driver’s license
- Concealed carry permit
- ID card- state issue only
- Passport
- Passport card
- Foreign passport with US visa
- Military ID
Carding Requirements: On Premise establishments do not have mandatory carding policy, however, it is against the law to serve anyone under the age of 21. Off Premise establishments must card everyone, this includes grocery stores, package stores, and convenience stores. The ID cannot be expired. A carding exemption can be made for those who are obviously over the age of 50.
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