The time between 1920 and 1933 was known as the Prohibition era in the United States. For more than a decade, alcohol was outlawed in America, leading to creative solutions for those still seeking ...

On Jan. 17, 1920, one hundred years ago, America officially went dry. The last time I was in The Cave I began wondering, given how prevalent Prohibition-era speakeasies appear to have been, what ...

The history of cocktails stretches back centuries. The word "cocktail" began circulating in the 19th century to refer to various combinations of a spirit with a sweet element and an acidic element.

There's something undeniably alluring about the speakeasy. It's a world of intrigue, naughtiness, and style, especially in ...

Step back in time to the Prohibition era with themed cocktails at the Fischer Theatre on Friday with Hush, a backstage ...

If you enjoy booze, love the act of going to a cocktail bar on a Friday night and perusing a wealth of options, you’ll celebrate Repeal Day on Saturday. Because if that dastardly Volstead Act wasn’t ...

WEST VIEW, Pa. -- Only minutes after Prohibition died in 1933, Angelo Cammarata, 19, served a 10-cent bottle of Fort Pitt beer to a customer in his father's neighborhood grocery. Ever since, except ...

In the ever-expanding city of Frisco, it’s not hard to find a spot to grab a bite and a cocktail. But there’s only one that allows patrons to take a step back in time with its Prohibition-era ...

In case you fell asleep during history class, Repeal Day is the repeal, or the abolition, of the 18th amendment. You see, on January 16, 1919, Congress passed this amendment, which made alcohol ...