The building has real ties to Al Capone and is now home to a bar with nontraditional twists on classic cocktails.

Prohibition, under the 18th Amendment, prevented the legal manufacture, sale & distribution of alcoholic beverages in the US ...

If hearing the word “prohibition” brings to mind the moonshine, speakeasies, and bootleg liquor of 1920s America, you’re not alone. It conjures images from ‘Boardwalk Empire’ or ‘The ...

For more Prohibition stories, find out about the fascinating life of George Remus, King of the Bootleggers during Prohibition here. Read the full article at How Jim Beam Survived Prohibition ...

On Feb. 14, 1929, the “St. Valentine’s Day Massacre” took place in a Chicago garage as seven rivals of Al Capone’s gang were ...

During World War I ... to ingredients that were used for bootlegging. After years of witnessing the backlash from the "Noble Experiment" and enduring the hardships of the Great Depression, the ...

SHEBOYGAN – During Prohibition, which banned the production ... with rules for the change controlled by the Volstead Act. Bootleg liquor became common via organized crime groups, which built ...