Welcome to the AST (sm)* website!
Alcohol Servers Training & Services (sm)* is New Mexico's leading alc
ohol ce
rtification provider. Our certification classes are the most comprehensive and professional server education in New Mexico. Many of New Mexico's largest companies depend on Alcohol Server Training (sm)* to certify all their employees.
The New Mexico Alcohol Server Education Act mandates that anyone who serves alcohol, sells alcohol, or manages a liquor licensed premise in New Mexico must become Alcohol Server Certified. Our classes provide all the state-required training, including laws and regulations, effects of alcohol, enforcement practices, and recommendations for owners and managers for safe and responsible alcohol service. We are authorized to issue immediate certifications after the completion of the class. We offer a convenient, repeating schedule of classes (see CLASS SCHEDULE page). New Mexico is one of the few States to enact mandatory server certification (NM Statutes Annotated 1978, Chapter 60, Article 6E [see LINKS page]), officially known as the New Mexico Alcohol Server Education Program. The Program is referred to, in popular vernacular, as "alcohol training", "alcohol certification", "alcohol license", and/or "alcohol class". Responsible beverage service training is a valuable public safety program, and benefits the community in many ways. Your feedback on this Program is also of great value. Please contact the Alcohol and Gaming Division (see LINKS page) with your suggestions and comments. We hope our website, www.asts-nm.com, will provide New Mexico's alcohol servers and sellers with useful licensed beverage training information. Alcohol Server Training (sm)* is committed to responsible beverage service, and provides superior certification education. The "LINKS" page provides access to New Mexico State offices and departments involved in licensing and certification, and other alcohol-related websites. ![]()
Thank you for visiting our website! And thank you for making Alcohol Server Training (sm)* the number one certification provider in New Mexico!
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New Mexico's Alcohol Server Education Program is an important part of DWI Prevention. Alcohol-related problems and DWI crash statistics are alarming. New Mexico's highways are no longer the most dangerous in the U.S., but still rank near the top 10 among all States in alcohol-related crashes by population.
Alcohol Server Training (sm)* promotes responsible alcoholic beverage service, and contributes through its educational program to saving lives and saving taxpayer dollars. Alcohol Server Training (sm)* is the certification educator of choice by Albuquerque owners, managers, servers and sellers. ![]() |
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NM Alcohol BUZZ!
Updated 02/4/22
Free alcoholic beverages!
In New Mexico, offering a FREE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES "just because" on licensed premises is permitted under certain circumstances.
An ALCOHOL LICENSED establishment may utilize a "free drink coupon" which limited to one drink per day per patron.
Offering a FREE DRINK as a gesture of goodwill/friendship must comply with the following 3 specifics:
1. MUST be random ("not given at any established interval"),
2. CANNOT be based on the purchases of a customer,
3. CANNOT be advertised (e.g., :"come in on your birthday and we'll give a free drink".) (read more at alcoholbuzz.blogspot.com)
visit our blog at alcoholbuzz.blogspot.com
NM Alcohol BUZZ!
Updated 01/31/22
This post is specific but general regarding the delivery of alcohol in New Mexico.
Any COMPANY (e.g., Ubereats, Doordash, Instacart, Albertsons, etc.) wanting to include the delivery of alcohol as part of their services in New Mexico must obtain a New Mexico alcohol delivery license/permit.
It has come to my attention as a New Mexico alcohol server education instructor, there seems to be confusion among delivery drivers in New Mexico. The confusion is about the NM alcohol delivery permit and the NM alcohol server permit.
Some Clarification
Any Company wanting to deliver alcohol in New Mexico must apply for a NM alcohol delivery permit/license. (read more at alcoholbuzz.blogspot.com)
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