Distillery · Marthasville, Missouri

Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company

Federal alcohol Basic Permit on file with the TTB.

Distillery
Permit class
Active
Status
Warren
County
63357
ZIP code

The record

Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company holds an active federal Distillery Basic Permit (MO-S-20070), with premises in Marthasville, Missouri.

MO-S-20070
federal permit number
Warren
premises county
#16
Missouri rank for distilleries
1
distilleries in Marthasville

Source: TTB FOIA List of Permittees, April 2025.

Data updated July 2026

According to the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) List of Permittees, published April 2025, this business is one of 83,590 active federal alcohol Basic Permit holders across the United States, among 18,038 wineries, 5,590 distilleries, 21,314 importers, and 38,648 wholesalers. See the full methodology for how each record is sourced.

Permit & location

Permit classDistillery
StatusActive
Federal permit no.MO-S-20070
CityMarthasville
CountyWarren
ZIP code63357
StateMissouri
Federal regulatorAlcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB)

How Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company fits in Missouri

134

distillery permits in Missouri

#16

of 52 states for distilleries

1,195

all permits in Missouri

A Distilled Spirits Plant (DSP) permit authorizes producing, bottling, or warehousing spirits. DSP holders operate under a federal bond covering excise tax on every proof gallon, a heavier compliance load than other classes, which is why distilleries are the smallest of the four groups (5,590 nationwide).

Note: this business's name suggests a winery operation, but its TTB record on file classifies this specific permit as a Distillery -- a business can legally hold more than one permit class (for example, a winery producing brandy to fortify wine needs a separate Distilled Spirits Plant permit). This page reflects the permit class TTB assigned to permit number MO-S-20070 specifically, which may not be the business's primary product line.

Frequently asked questions

What permit does Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company hold?

Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company holds an active federal Distillery Basic Permit issued by the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), permit number MO-S-20070. A Distilled Spirits Plant (DSP) permit authorizes producing, bottling, or warehousing spirits. DSP holders operate under a federal bond covering excise tax on every proof gallon, a heavier compliance load than other classes, which is why distilleries are the smallest of the four groups (5,590 nationwide).

Where is Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company located?

Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company's permit premises is in Marthasville, Missouri (Warren County), ZIP 63357. Missouri holds 134 distillery permits - the 16th most of any state.

Is this an official record?

Yes. This record is drawn directly from the TTB FOIA "List of Permittees," published April 2025, public U.S. government data. Permit status can change; confirm the current status on the official TTB Public Permit Search before relying on it.

Reading this record

Holy Grail Winery Limited Liability Company's federal Distillery Basic Permit (MO-S-20070) authorizes activity in Marthasville, Missouri under the Federal Alcohol Administration Act - it does not, by itself, authorize retail sale, and does not replace the separate state Alcoholic Beverage Control license almost every holder also needs. See our methodology for how to read a federal permit record and verify current status.

Source: TTB FOIA List of Permittees, published April 2025, public U.S. government data, reformatted without alteration. Permit status can change; confirm against the official TTB Public Permit Search. For informational purposes only and not legal, financial, or business advice; see our disclaimer.

Every figure on PlainAlcohol is rendered directly from federal TTB permit data, no number is typed in by an editor. This permit record is rendered directly from the TTB List of Permittees, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.