Disclaimer:
We're not lawyers—just friendly helpers! 🍻 This document isn’t intended to serve as legal advice. Alcohol laws are like recipes—every city, county, and state has its own unique regulations. For the most accurate guidance on local rules, reach out to your state liquor control board (they're the real experts here). While Certivance provides resources and keeps an eye on state-level regulations, always double-check with your local authorities—because even the best need a second opinion! 😉
Regulatory Contacts:
Kansas Department of Revenue
Alcohol Beverage Control Division
915 SW Harrison
Room 214
Topeka, KS 66625
Phone | 785-296-7015 |
Email: | |
Website: |
Service Facts:
Legal Drinking Age | 21 |
Age to Consume | 21 |
Service to Minors | No |
Employment of Minors | Yes, there is no minimum age requirement for busboys or barbacks to work in an on-premise licensed establishment. However, individuals must be at least 21 years old to bartend. |
Age to Serve | 21 |
Age to Sell | 21 |
Age to Pour | 21 |
Age to Sell Packaged Alcohol | 21 (18 for cereal malt beverages) |
State Training Program:
Kansas does not mandate alcohol server training by law, but it is strongly recommended. The state's Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) may take completed training into account when assessing penalties for legal violations, making it a valuable step toward promoting compliance and responsible alcohol service.
State Program Facts:
Program Type | Voluntary |
Training Requirements | State Not Specified |
Certification Expiration | 3 Years |
Other Links:
Kansas Liquor Law |
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