Rams Head Tavern history

Since the first business opened in 1989, Rams Head has featured more than 100 beers from around the world at each restaurant location.

The Muehlhausers purchased the brewery in June 1995 and relocated it to Dover, Del., where it produces several brands that are sold in Rams Head locations.

1997 – Rams Head On Stage | Annapolis, MD

Following in his father's footsteps, Kyle, now 29, opened the second tavern in 1999, in historic Savage Mill, a 19th-century textile mill between Baltimore and Washington.

2006 – Rams Head Shore House

2007 – Pier Six Pavilion | Baltimore, MD In early 2007, Rams Head began booking and operation Pier Six Pavilion, located waterside in Baltimore.

2011 – Silopanna Music Festival | Annapolis, MD

In 2012, Silopanna Music Festival returned as the areas largest national music festival featuring more than 20 bands including CAKE, G.Love & Special Sauce, Citizen Cope, Robert Randolph and the Family Band.

The 2014 Silopanna line-up featured The Flaming Lips, Dashboard Confessional, Matt & Kim, Eric Hutchinson, Sleeper Agent, Hellogoodbye and more.

The company celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2015.

In an interview with The Capital in January, McNaboe said the company planned to add another restaurant, acquire a Florida property in Key West, establish a county booking partnership and start work on a sixth location in 2016.

In early 2019, Fordham & Dominion launched a new line of canned beer, a first for the brewery.