Costello and Genovese became leading figures in “rum running”—smuggling good liquor into the U.S. from Canada, the Caribbean, or Europe—and “bootlegging”—making alcohol and then ...

At the same time, the duo engaged in rum-running. “At this time in history, rum had really fallen off the palette of most Americans. They didn't enjoy rum. Whiskey had taken over. But during ...

In terms of historical context, "the Rum Runner cocktail was born post-Prohibition, but early enough in the tiki craze [for folks] to remember the lore of rum-running throughout the Caribbean and ...

Local author Patrick Baird recently released a Prohibition-era crime novel, Van Hoke’s Caper, set in Door County from 1929 to ...

The house contains an inn founded by cigar selector and rum runner Raul Vazquez, and that rum-running heritage contributes to the Rum Bar’s commitment to sugarcane spirits.