Bartending 101 Denver Practice Test

What is a recommended approach when a patron shows intoxication?

Continue serving until they request water. Ignore their behavior and monitor. Stop serving, offer water, and arrange safe transport per policy. Encourage them to drink more water and stay longer.

Correct Answer:

Stop serving, offer water, and arrange safe transport per policy.

Explanation:

When a patron shows intoxication, the priority is safety and responsible service. The recommended approach is to stop serving, offer water, and arrange safe transport per policy. Stopping alcohol helps prevent further impairment, offering water supports hydration and slows the pace of drinking, and arranging safe transport ensures they get home or to a safe place without endangering themselves or others. This approach aligns with policy and risk management for both the patron and the establishment. Continuing to serve, ignoring the behavior, or encouraging more drinking while staying longer all fail to address the risk and can increase legal and safety concerns.

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