We went on the Charleston speakeasy prohibition tour with Jamie on the 24th January. While this was a two hour tour, Jamie could have talked well past midnight. He was absolutely in his element sharing the colorful stories of influential characters in Charleston during Prohibition. He was a walking/talking encyclopedia of South Carolina history. We highly recommend this educational and fun tour with Charleston’s best guide.

While there was not much pub history save for the Blind Tiger or cocktails specific to the region or city, the history was interesting. Our guide Jamie was excellent and full of knowledge about the city's Prohibition Era. Jamie had some great stories of the interesting figures who played key and oftentimes controversial roles in this segment of history.

The speakeasy your in Charleston is good on content, but not great on the locations. The your highlights much of the overall concepts of prohibition (our guide was quite knowledgeable), but did not directly connect us to histories of the taverns and ‘speakeasies’ of Charleston. The Blind Tiger was the only one with a historical speakeasy reference, whereas the other 2 we visited were more older taverns with character. We enjoyed the pleasantry of the tour guide and the company of our other tour guests. If you are looking for ‘under current’ knowledge of Charleston this might not be the right tour at this time. Hopefully it will become more relatable with histories of the taverns themselves.