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4worldlovers: We have crafted our bartending school with the perfect blend of fundamentals, cocktail knowledge and spirit history. Soma Bartending provides our students with the most well rounded bartending program in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Our hands-on academy is located in an actual San Francisco bar, here students learn by using fresh ingredients and tasting premium spirits.

Whether you're a novice cocktail enthusiast or a seasoned industry professional, our curriculum is shaped to cover all aspects in the art of bartending.

Are you interested in learning how to tend bar or just into cocktail making?

Let us introduce you to the world of Bartending, in our sessions participants will enjoy...

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Our events are completely customizable, because we know you have a budget to hit, a timeline to keep, and a variety of stakeholders to satisfy. We provide everything needed for your one-of-a-kind team building event.

Our cocktail/mixology classes provide attendees with entertaining and usable knowledge regarding the history, preparation, and diversity of cocktails. All classes are highly customizable to meet your group’s specific needs.


We have the experience, professionalism and know-how to provide your special event with the extra attention that will make it the most memorable you’ve had.

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Bay Area Bartenders provides professional and reliable Full Bar Services for all your bartending needs. We serve the entire state of California! We also provide bartenders and servers for your special occasions, including:


We cover Southern California areas as well: Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego.

Bay Area Bartenders is a collaborative team of innovative, technically trained, and experienced bartenders who dedicate ourselves to our passion for bartending by delivering exceptional customer service service along with masterfully crafted drinks at any occasion.


We believe in a philosophy where every patron, guest and employee should be treated with respect and understanding. We meticulously plan and executed every event in the most efficient manner to ensure customer satisfaction.

Our team focuses on providing superior customer service and professionalism to every guest we serve.


We commit to providing the highest quality of alcohol, mixers, and fresh fruits.

We consistently participate in events around the city and support our community.

As a team, we regard our guests, partners and employees with respect and kindness alongside a shared goal of providing optimal service and a commitment to elevate customer satisfaction.


We have an uncompromising commitment to providing optimal customer service; this is our philosophy for building long-lasting relationships with our clients and one another.


We encourage all our guests as well as our team members to provide meaningful feedback on our service and become an active voice by sharing your thoughts and opinions.

We believe in the importance of customer service interaction with a cordial attitude and setting our standards high at every event.

We hired a bartender through Bay Area Bartenders for a home Birthday party. 35 guests and in our own basement bar. Our bartender, Jason, was great! He was super nice and professional. The drinks and cocktails selection was perfect. Jason kept the party going by keeping up with everyone's requests. I highly recommend Bay Area Bartenders for your next party.


Does your venue require security? We have it available for you through our partner, Alert Security & Patrol.

Starting out as a modest security force in Silicon Valley, Alert Security & Patrol has grown to servicing the entire state of California. They have teams all over the state to provide you local service. Their team has partnered with Homeland Security and other government agencies as well.

They provides comprehensive security solutions for events, industrial complexes, businesses, school districts, government sites, and health care facilities.

2. Help refer high caliber experts in event services such as wedding planner, culinary designer, professional photographer, funeral director, DJ, and even circus performers

3. If interested in event insurance, we will help you fill out the paperwork and present you the certificate on the event date

4. Meet up at your most convenient time and location for final details

If you’re planning an event and want to include a bar, here are some steps you can take to ensure that everything runs smoothly:

Determine your budget: Before you start planning anything, you need to know how much money you have to work with. Determine how much you are willing to spend on alcohol, bartenders, equipment, and any other bar-related expenses.

Choose a bar type: There are different types of bars that you can have at your event, including open bars, cash bars, and limited bars. An open bar means that drinks are provided for free to guests, while a cash bar means that guests pay for their own drinks. A limited bar means that you provide a limited selection of drinks for free, while guests pay for any additional drinks.

“Alcohol may be man’s worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy.”

Select your drinks: Depending on your budget and the type of bar you choose, you’ll need to decide what drinks you want to serve. You can offer beer and wine only, or you can provide a full selection of liquor, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Hire bartenders: Unless you plan to bartend the event yourself, you’ll need to hire bartenders to handle the drinks. Look for bartenders with experience and the necessary certifications to ensure that they can handle the job.

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Programs consist of multiple workshops over the course of days, weeks or months and often include a certification exam. They are designed to prepare you for success, no matter what your career path or certification goal. Check individual listings for format options including Hybrid Room/Zoom with choice of In-Person or Online and Asynchronous

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Only 2-3 hours in length, San Francisco Wine School Wine Workshops are the perfect way to quickly learn about a specific region or topic of interest to you, while getting to know our school and our credential programs. Most are offered in hybrid format, so you can choose to be in the room with wine in your glass or on zoom with a tasting kit deliverable across the US. Everyone can see and hear each other, for one shared experience!


What anyone knew just five years ago is completely out of date in many areas. European Union Common Market Organization reforms that occurred 2008-2011 continue to create confusion with implementation of AOP/DOP/PDO wine regulations. The years leading up to this legislation saw a ripple effect of legal changes globally. Italy led the charge with the number of DOCG increasing from 21 to 73 in just 10 years, & 5 more since then.

The United States went from 160 to 212 AVAs during the same time, & another 43 since then. In the 1990s, appellation labeling regulations were established for the first time in Australia, Chile and Argentina and all of them continue to evolve. South Africa had a change in the governing body for their country’s wines during the 90s and the United States also reorganized in 2002. Spain introduced DO Pagos as a quality level with a very vague indication of how it relates to DO and DOCa levels. Further confusion ensued with a rift in Cava and the creation of Classic Penedes in 2013 and Corpinnat in 2015.

Many consumers and professionals are unclear about differences between VDP association rules and German governmental regulations. Sweeping new German wine regulations in 2021 may or may not help. From 2002 to 2018 Austria’s DAC were created and gradually grew from 1 to 16. On top of this, climate change has caused Bordeaux and other regions to authorize new grapes in 2021.

If you aren’t keeping up with all of this, you are falling behind.

Everyone has access to massive amounts of information at a moment’s notice. When you suggest wine to a customer in a restaurant or retail store, they often double-check you via ratings or blogs on their smartphone. There are more print and digital magazines, books and e-books and blogs every day. Wine is available in more places with a greater diversity of offerings. Customers are more knowledgeable and demand more information and service.

Employers are demanding wine credentials more frequently in recent years. This can be seen on winejobs.com and is backed up by a survey done by Sommelier Journal in November 2012. In the survey, hiring managers cited certification as the second most important factor after personality when selecting a sommelier. And of those looking for candidates with formal training, 76% said it was mandatory.

Over the last 35 years the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET), Court of Master Sommeliers (MS) and Society of Wine Educators (SWE) have issued half a million credentials in total. A large percentage of wine professionals have some type of credential and it sets them apart from job seekers who do not.

There have been no similar surveys conducted since 2012 but sevenfifty.com's 2019 salary survey shows more than 1/4th of wine industry professionals are seeking formal credentials and the demand has been growing steadily.

Not only can a wine credential help you get a job, it can increase your pay, too. The 2017 Annual Salary Survey by the Guild of Sommeliers (the last year this was conducted) showed that Master Sommeliers earn an average of 198% more than Introductory Sommeliers.