• An Old World Christmas Ornament

Raise a toast and cheer to the season with the Beer Tap Ornament. Perfect for beer enthusiasts, this glass tree ornament from Old World Christmas celebrates the rich history of one of the world's oldest and most beloved beverages. Legend has it that beer was first brewed over 7,000 years ago when grain accidentally got wet, fermented, and turned into a delicious brew. Today, beer served from a tap, known as draught beer, is enjoyed worldwide in countless varieties and flavors.

Standing at 5.5 inches, this ornament captures the nostalgic feel of a classic beer tap. The top features a vibrant red and blue circular emblem with "Beer" written in elegant script, framed by gold accents that add a touch of festive sparkle. The tap handle, with its polished wood-look finish, brings to mind the charm of traditional pubs and the joy of pouring a fresh pint.

Whether you’re a home brewer, a craft beer aficionado, or someone who simply enjoys a cold one, this ornament is a great way to showcase your passion for beer. Hang it on your Christmas tree and let it bring a unique, spirited vibe to your holiday decor. It’s a fun conversation starter and a nod to the timeless pleasure of sharing good times and great drinks with friends and family.

The Beer Tap Ornament also makes a thoughtful gift for the beer lover in your life. Its detailed design and festive colors make it a standout piece, sure to be appreciated by anyone who loves the art of brewing. Celebrate the tradition and enjoyment of beer with this delightful ornament, and let it add a frothy layer of joy to your holiday festivities.

Text on Old World hang tag: Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed beverages around the world, sitting just behind water and tea. Legends say the first beer was made 7,000 years ago by accident when grain got wet, fermented and became a pulp. Beer served from a tap is largely known as draught beer. Celebrate your love for the beverage of old with this fantastic Beer Tap Ornament.

Item #: 32373