With “Prohibition Ends,” the Concealed Carry story reaches its moment of release — a deep exhale after years lived in the shadows. This cigar celebrates December 5, 1933 — the night the 21st Amendment was ratified and America collectively raised a glass to freedom restored. Yet beneath the cheers, there lingered the bittersweet taste of what was lost, what was learned, and what could never quite return to the way it was.

From the first draw, Prohibition Ends captures that paradox — liberation tinged with nostalgia. The smoke opens bright and exuberant, echoing the first splash of bourbon poured legally after 13 dry years. But as the ember deepens, notes of oak-charred restraint, caramelized spice, and the faintest whisper of smokehouse molasses remind you that freedom always comes at a cost.

Each puff tells a story of celebration and reflection — of bootleggers who turned legitimate, of jazz clubs that threw open their doors, and of a nation that rediscovered indulgence. The finish lingers long and resonant, like a toast in an overcrowded bar at midnight — one part relief, one part remembrance.

Flavor Profile:

– Opening: A burst of honeyed vanilla and warm spice — the exuberance of liberation.
– Mid-Smoke: A dance of toasted almond, oak, and burnt sugar — depth and warmth in harmony.
– Finish: Lingering dark chocolate and bourbon barrel char — a reminder that every ending is a new beginning.