Volunteer Activities
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Myanmar Bartenders AssociationTun Tun Aye is one of the founders and elected as Vice President of Myanmar Bartenders Association. Myanmar Bartenders Association MBA was founded in 2015 with Myanmar bartenders, restaurants and bar owners, and supporting companies with the support of Myanmar Restaurant Association MRA. Tun organized training programme and bartending demonstration for promoting bartending skills of Myanmar bartenders and served as judge for local and regional bartenders competition since 2008. Contact: Email: myanmarbartenders@gmail.com Facebook Page: Myanmar Bartenders Association |
Judging Experiences
Year |
Competition |
Position |
2008 |
Jose Cuervo Bartenders Day Out - Jakarta, Indonesia |
Sensory Judge |
2008 |
Jose Cuervo Bartenders Day Out - Surabaya, Indonesia |
Sensory Judge |
2014 |
1st Myanmar Bartenders Cimpetition |
Judge |
2014 |
1th ASEAN/AHRA Bartender Championship - Yangon, Myanmar |
Chief Judge |
2015 |
2nd Myanmar Bartender Championship |
Chief Judge |
2015 |
12th ASEAN/AHRA Bartenders Championship, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
Sensory Judge |
2016 |
3rd Myanmar Bartenders Championship |
Leader of Organizing Committee |
2017 |
4th Myanmar Bartenders Championship |
Leader of Organizing Committee |
Exclusive Inteview about Foreign Liquor Policy with Eleven Broadcasting
Myanmar authorities have announced they will ban liquor retailers from selling imported brands as part of attempts to tackle illicit alcohol in the country.
Members of several government departments held a meeting in late September where they told holders of FL-12 licences that they would no longer be allowed to sell imported liquor. Authorities are taking action after the Department of Consumer Affairs had received two complaints regarding FL-12 holders selling counterfeit alcohol.
This is an exclusive and comprehensive interview about foreign liquor market in Myanmar and presented about the Myanmar Trade Policy on foreign liquors, beer and cigarette which are banned as a special commodities for more than decades.
Members of several government departments held a meeting in late September where they told holders of FL-12 licences that they would no longer be allowed to sell imported liquor. Authorities are taking action after the Department of Consumer Affairs had received two complaints regarding FL-12 holders selling counterfeit alcohol.
This is an exclusive and comprehensive interview about foreign liquor market in Myanmar and presented about the Myanmar Trade Policy on foreign liquors, beer and cigarette which are banned as a special commodities for more than decades.
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