In this episode, Jill and Steph take you on a spirited crawl through two of Baltimore's most famous pubs, and we're not just talking abnout the drinks.
First stop: The horse you rode in on. One of the oldest bars in America and the last place Edgar Allen Poe was seen alive. With the creaky wood floors, candlelit corners, and tales of Poe's ghost still ordering whiskey at the bar, this place has a chilling legacy you can drink to.
Second stop: Max's Taphouse. Home to more than just an impressive wall of beer taps. Patrons and staff whisper about cold spots, flickering lights, and ghostly encounters.
It's a night out you won't forget, but the spirits might follow you home.
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