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Cellar to Glass Online Course

Discover correct and safe cellar management practices as well as how to deliver quality beer to your customers. Ideal for businesses and team members required to handle and care for cask and/or keg beers.

This course aims to explore the different key elements of safe cellar management.

Cellar to Glass Online Course

£10

  • CPD Certified
  • Endorsed by Institute of Hospitality
  • Online course
  • Validated by Subject Matter Experts
  • Delivered by subject experts
  • Designed with you in mind

About our Cellar to Glass Online Course

Why choose CPL Learning?

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FAQs

What is cellar training?

Our Cellar Management Course makes sure all team members working in any premises with a bar have the appropriate understanding to properly store, prepare and pour cask ales and keg beers.

What is cellar management?

Cellar management involves making sure a cellar is well maintained and that hygiene standards are high. To make sure cellar management is adhered to you’ll need to create a cleaning schedule and properly clean food and drink storage areas.

What is a good cellar hygiene?

All cask equipment, including taps, dipsticks and rods need to be cleaned straight after use in hot water or sanitiser and left to air dry.