The Gerald Franklin Agency now offers on-line seller/server training certification through a partnership with learn 2 serve. Please click on the following link to proceed to our training website: TABC CERTIFICATION
Prior to June 2009, a person who sold a minor an alcoholic beverage had a defense available if the minor provided a fake Texas driver's license or ID card that showed the minor was 21 years old. Effective June 19, 2009, the defense was extended to any photo ID issued by a state or the federal government. Also, in April 2009, Texas DPS began issuing newly designed drivers licenses and ID cards.MORE INFORMATION
Seller Server Training Offered by The Gerald Franklin Agency is an outstanding way to remind your employees of their responsibilities and liabilities under the law. It's an inexpensive way to protect you the permittee, your employees and your customers. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PROGRAMS!!!
The TABC announced amendments to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code with regard to possession of certain alcoholic beverages by permit holders for cooking purposes. The 81st Legislature has passed legislation to allow certain retailers to possses distilled spirits for cooking purposes by agency administrative rule. MORE INFORMATION
We have received several calls from Mixed Beverage clients about the practice of allowing customers to bring their own wine into a restaurant to drink with a meal. We would like to caution you that this practice is strictly prohibited by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code and could jeopardize your permit as well as subject you (the permittee) to possible criminal penalties. As a reminder, no alcoholic beverages may be brought onto or taken away from a Mixed Beverage Premise with the exception of an open and unfinished bottle of wine purchased from the restaurant with a meal. This applies to both Mixed Beverage and Private Club permittees.
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