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A New Era Speakeasy Experience

Inspired by the clandestine speakeasies of the Prohibition era, Prohibition is a tribute to those who defied the ban on alcohol with style, wit, and a sense of adventure. From the Art Deco décor to the sultry jazz playing in the background, we’ve recreated the atmosphere of the 1920s where every night feels like a secret celebration.

Our bartenders are true artisans, mixing both contemporary creations and classic cocktails with precision, featuring the finest whiskeys and craft spirits.

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Women of Prohibition -

In a time of great change and rebellion, women were at the forefront of the Prohibition movement, not just as advocates for the ban but also as key players in the world of underground bars and whiskey smuggling. Here are some of the most influential women from that time:

Mary Louise Cecilia "Texas Guinan"

Texas Guinan was more than just a speakeasy owner. A former vaudeville actress, she became a symbol of the Roaring Twenties nightlife. Her clubs were frequented by the rich and famous, and her witty persona made her a beloved figure in the speakeasy world.
Pauline Sabin

A prominent socialite and politician, Pauline Sabin was initially in favor of Prohibition but later became a vocal advocate for its repeal. She founded the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform (WONPR), which played a key role in overturning the 18th Amendment.
Gertrude "Cleo" Lythgoe

Cleo Lythgoe earned the nickname "Queen of the Bahamas" for her role in managing one of the most successful rum-running operations during Prohibition. She supplied high-quality liquor to the U.S. and was known for her business acumen and fearless leadership.
Frances Willard

A key figure in the temperance movement and a founder of the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), Frances Willard was instrumental in rallying women to support Prohibition, believing it would protect families and society from the harms of alcohol.
Josephine Doody

Also known as "Josie Bassett," Josephine Doody was a Wild West outlaw turned bootlegger in Montana. She supplied whiskey to isolated miners and loggers and lived an adventurous life, evading the law with the help of her isolated mountain hideaway.