Kentucky
| Alcohol Server Training Law | While Kentucky has no mandatory state training laws, many local jurisdictions require training. |
| Recommended Course | |
| Approved TIPS Programs | Classroom: On Premise, Off Premise, Gaming, Concessions, and University
Online: You may take the eTIPS course, but may local jurisdictions do not recognize TIPS training. Check with your local jurisdiction. |
| Can I become a Certified TIPS Trainer? | Yes. Browse upcoming train-the-trainer workshops. |
| State Agency | Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) |
| Requirements | TIPS Classroom and eTIPS Online are acceptable training programs. Some cities and counties do require alcohol training. |
| Certification | TIPS Certification is valid for 3 years. |
| Age to consume | 21 |
| Age to pour | 20 |
| Age to Sell | If beer is sold for consumption off of the licensed premises, an 18 or 19 year old may be employed as long as the employee is under direct supervision of someone at least 20 years of age. If alcoholic beverages are sold in a liquor package store or by the drink, employees must be at least 20 years of age. |
| Age to Serve | 20 |
| Notes on Selling or Serving | Legal age for selling is 18 with adult supervision for malt beverages "to go sales" only. |
| Dram Shop Liability Laws | No |
| Acceptable Forms of ID | ABC recommends accepting only the following forms of identification:
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