🐉 The Legend of Liberty Tavernhart

Official Mascot of The Green Dragon Tavern

🔥 Born in Fire. Raised on Freedom.

In the days before the American Revolution, the Green Dragon Tavern was more than a pub—it was the beating heart of rebellion. Men like Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and Joseph Warren met in its shadowed corners to ignite a revolution. But what did the history books fail to mention?

They weren’t alone.

Liberty Tavernhart, the original green dragon of liberty, was forged in the flames of that very tavern hearth. Some say he was summoned by a spilled bottle of whiskey, a rebellious oath, and a spark from the fire of free men. Others claim he was carved from ancient oak and brought to life by lightning during the Boston Tea Party. Either way, one thing’s clear:

He’s been breathing fire for freedom ever since.

🗽 Patriot. Brawler. Whiskey Enthusiast.

Tavernhart isn’t your average mascot. With a bottle of bourbon in one claw, a musket in the other (when necessary), and an American flag tattoo proudly inked on his scaly arm, he’s got the grit of a street fighter and the soul of a philosopher.

He’s stood guard at secret meetings, singed more than a few redcoats (strictly in self-defense), and once drank a British general under the table to secure a Patriot prisoner’s release.

These days, he watches over modern revolutionaries—those who speak freely, question authority, and never apologize for raising a glass to liberty.

🧭 The Green Flame Still Burns

Tavernhart isn’t just a mascot. He’s a symbol of rebellion, resilience, and real conversation over good whiskey. You’ll find him wherever people gather to toast independence—on mugs, shirts, and maybe even watching from the corner of your favorite tavern wall.

Just follow the smoke. And listen for the low rumble of a laugh behind the bar.

Raise your glass.
Freedom’s dragon is still on duty.