Missouri Alcohol Laws

Alcohol Laws in Missouri

• Control on the alcoholic beverage in Missouri State

  • There is no control on the alcoholic beverage for beer.

  • For wine there is no control on the alcoholic beverage.

  • There is no alcoholic beverage control on the distilled spirits.

• Sale hours for alcohol in Missouri

  • On the premises (In counties where allowed)

    - Monday to Saturday in-between 6 AM to 1:30 AM.

    - On Sunday 9 AM to 12 AM.

    - Those with special licenses in City and St. Louis : in-between 6 AM to 3 AM daily.

  • Off the premises (In counties where allowed)

    - Monday to Saturday in-between 6 AM to 1:30 AM.

    - On Sunday in-between 9 AM to 12 AM.

    - Those with sales permitted in City and St. Louis bars until 3 AM.

• Remarks as per the alcohol laws of Missouri

  • Liquor control law is for all alcoholic beverages with > 0.05% alcohol

  • Counties and cities are not allowed to ban off the premises sale of alcohol.

  • Ther is a facility to get special licenses for nightclubs and bars for selling alcohol till 3 AM in city.

  • Drug and Grocery stores and gas stations as well can sale liquor without any other limitations except time.

  • Alcoholic consumption by the minors in any ways is prohibited.

  • Parents may provide alcohol to the children.

  • Individual of age more than 21 years can take 100 gallons per year liquor of any type for personal use.

  • There is no state public intoxication law, blue laws in this state as well as no prohibition on absinthe and dry jurisdictions.

  • Missouri is from one of the most alcohol permissive states in US apart from Nevada and Louisiana:

  • There is no open container law in this state.