To be able to make this kind of drink in a bar, you first need to obtain your responsible service of alcohol qld (or any state) certificate online, which is a fast and straight-forward process!
Tag: Responsible Service of Alcohol
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The Moscow Mule!
This video directs you in how to create the ‘moscow mule,’ an exotic drink that you could make in a bar once you get your responsible service of alcohol certificate.
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Follow the latest feeds on Facebook
If you are an apt follower of alcohol and are always on the look out for new mixes, it may be a good idea to get on Facebook and follow major alcohol pages. But hey, most of us spend half our lives on Facebook anyway! So why not add these pages to your daily Facebook checks? Bundy Rum Absolut Vodka Johnny Walker Sierra Nevada Australia While your at it, go ahead and like our page on Facebook for interesting feeds on alcohol, beverages and our course. But remember to serve any drinks in Australia at a premises, you need your responsible service of alcohol certificate!
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Jelly Shots!!!
RSA QLD (and any state) trains you in the art of jelly shots!
Cherry Amaretto Jelly Shot
Ingredients:
1 pkg Cherry Jelly
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup Rum
½ cup Amaretto
½ cup Sour Cherry Schnapps Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY.
Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set and serve.
Tropicolada Jelly Shot
Ingredients:
1 pkg Pina Colada Jelly
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup spiced rum
½ cup Coconut rum
½ cup Creme de Banane Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY.
Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set and serve.
Jager-Bomb Jelly Shot
Ingredients:
1 pkg Pineapple Jelly
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup Jagermeister
½ vodka or gin
½ cup Red Bull Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY.
Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set and serve.
Strawberry Shortcake Jelly Shot
Ingredients:
1pkg Strawberry Jelly
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup Tequilla Rose
½ cup Vodka
½ cup Butterscotch Schnapps
Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY. Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set and serve.
Melon Ball Jelly Shots
Ingredients:
1 pkg Melon Jelly Shots
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup Midori
1 cup Vodka Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY. Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set and serve.
Margarita Jelly Shots
Ingredients:
1pkg Margarita or Lime Jelly
½ cup boiling hot water
½ cup tequila
1 cup triple sec Dissolve Jelly in hot water COMPLETELY. Pour 28g servings into cups. Cover, chill to set, rim with a little bit of salt and serve.
Get online today so that you can obtain your responsible service of alcohol certificate and serve these amazing shots in a restaurant yourself!
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Measuring how much you pour
RSA Online will teach you that it is important to be able to judge how much someone has had to drink by looking at their behaviour. But it is also important to measure the amount of alcohol you give someone or you could land yourself in hot water. So here is a video on how to measure drinks properly.
This is all part of your RSA training so get online and get your responsible service of alcohol certificate today and go serve alcohol!
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Finding the best bars and nightclubs in Australia
If you, like everyone else is looking for a shortcut when it comes to finding the best bars and night clubs, rather than trying every bar, check this website. Trust me – it’s useful.
So now you know that people are judging your bar by how you perform, but you also know where the best bars are! To be able to work at one of these bars, apply online for your RSA training and get your certificate!
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Bar essentials – Widening your knowledge!
It is ‘essential’ to know how to use all the tools behind a bar, to both impress your boss and your customers. This is especially important if you work on tips – a customer could order anything, be prepared.
But to work behind a bar, you first need to get yourself a responsible service of alcohol certificate. Apply online today!
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Practicing bar tending at home – and having a bar at home!
If you bar tend and are looking for a similar experience at home, or if you just want a nicer beer brew at home, this link may be for you.
Click here to see Heineken’s new at home beer tap.
But don’t forget that to be able to serve beer from this at a premises, you must first complete your RSA training online.
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We are only ever a few numbers away!
RSA online has created a course that is easy to follow. But just in case you find yourself in a confused state of mind, or if you are a little unsure about something, call us on the numbers below.
Based on QLD time:
Support Phone Number:1300 362 226
All other enquiries:07 3118 61618:00-5pm Mon-Fri
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Bartenders Survival Kit – RSA Training
RSA Training – Always be Prepared
As a bartender, you will find that there are slow nights and there are nights that you barely have time to breath, luckily RSA training is here to help. There will be nights when you wish that you had never even clocked in. And there will be times when you find yourself ill prepared. You will kick yourself for not having extra this or one of those and you will learn from every situation, because RSA training Australia can only teach you preliminary requirements and your experience is crucial to learning. Some bartenders carry a bag of some sort, filled with their individual “must haves”. Here are a few things that you might want to keep packed in a bag and stored in your vehicle or behind the bar. This RSA Training will teach you what you need to keep handy and why.
RSA – Training you in things to always have handy
1. Extra Shoes: Sometimes you may come close to trading your soul for a pair of flip flops when you wear a new pair of shoes to work.
2. Panadol: this can come in handy for you or a cranky customer, but with RSA training you shouldn’t need panadol to calm a customer.
3. Safety Pins: You never know when a wardrobe mishap will happen.
4. Spare Change Of Clothes: In case the wardrobe mishap is bigger than a safety pin can fix.
5. Super Glue: Band Aids just don’t work on a bartenders fingers, but super glue can close a wound and get you back to slinging drinks in no time.
6. Snack: Museli bar, peanuts, crackers… anything to stave off hunger when you need a quick snack. Snacks will sustain you when trying to remember all those RSA training tips!
7. Lighters: Even if you don’t smoke, it is nice to have a lighter for those who have lost theirs.
8. Spare Keys
9. Chewing Gum
10. Condoms: Even if you don’t need them, someone will. And people who have been drinking will often overlook this sort of protection. You can’t keep people from going home with each other, but you can offer them some protection. Safe sex is nothing to be squeamish about.
11. Ponytail Holders: Women who have been dancing and are sweaty will ask for them ALL THE TIME.
12. (LADIES) Sanitary Napkins or Tampons: Not only is it a good idea to keep them for yourself, but women will ask you if you have them.
13. Deodorant: You will sweat!
14. Eye Drops: If you work in a smoking environment, you may find this handy.
15. Nail File: You will break nails.
16. Pens: It never fails, the busiest nights are when all the pens disappear.
17. Deck of Playing Cards: There is a guy in every crowd who will ask for them, I don’t get it but there is.
18. Phone Book: Never hurts to have one on hand, in case the bar gremlins hijack the bar’s phonebook.In addition to these 18 things you should bring to work, you may want to check out a bartenders 5 things they learned about bar tending.
In addition to these 18 must haves behind your counter, always know how to use the basic bar tools that are already present, for your mixology. Check out the video below – (not presented by RSA training online).
So visit RSA training online to get your license, and work behind a bar. It is both skilled and rewarding work.