NATIONAL BOHEMIAN NATTY BOH MLB ORIOLES BASEBALL PLAYER AT BAT Draft beer tap handle. From the Land Of Pleasant Living. Originally established in 1885 in Baltimore, Maryland. After a merger in 1975 with Carling they closed the Baltimore brewery and moved production to Halethorpe. A few years later G. Heilman bought them out. The brands were later acquired by Stroh’s and discontinued in 1996. The beer is now owned by Pabst and contract brewed by Molson-Coors in Ohio and Albany. It was only available in cans and bottles until 2011 when it was introduced on draft at Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the home season opener. A supporter ever since. Boh made his first appearance in 1936 and has remained their one-eye mustachioed mascot ever since. Pabst had the Utz girl marry Mr. Boh in public back in 2011 to help revive the brand. It can now be found in limited markets near Baltimore. Crisp and clean lager with subtle hop aroma. Oh Boy, What A Beer! ” “BOH’S A HIT! This tap is new in original box. Excellent condition as seen. Part of the Natty Boh baseball series. Like a Baltimore Oriole baseball player at bat. He swings hard and gets a hit every time. Raised in spectacular 3D on a bright orange backdrop the Natty Boh mascot looks great! He finally has legs. Very collectible limited edition piece. Thanks for reading this far. Tap handle has been turned and rotated so all sides are pictured. I try to take great photos and write accurate descriptions so you can judge for yourself. Please look carefully at the photos, this is the actual item you will receive. If the item has noticeable flaws, it will be mentioned in description. I usually respond quite fast. USA buyers only please. Always leave great feedback or contact me first. I will do everything I can to make things right.