 At the time, the company was producing approximately 230,000 barrels of beer.It was also around this time that Mr. Boh, a one-eyed mascot with a handlebar mustache designed by public relations director Donald Fenahgen, came to endorse National Bohemian as the beer “From the Land of Pleasant Living.” This notion was later adopted by the company's jingle, which boasted how National beer was proudly “brewed on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay.” The brewery was quickly gaining a name for itself and, in the late 1940s, National became the first to place six-packs of canned beer on the market.National Bohemian, likewise, gained prominence in 1954, when Jerold Hoffberger created the Baltimore Orioles and began marketing “Natty Boh” at Memorial Stadium.