Offshore winds blow our worries out to sea.  As the palms sway, so do our mainland inhibitions.  Crack the can and take a sip.  We’re on island time now.  Kick back and enjoy this juicy, Island-Style ale packed with tropical hop flavor.

Gold Medal Winner – English India Pale Ale or New Zealand India Pale Ale – 2021 Great American Beer Festival

Mango Farm is the latest release in our brand-new, progressive rotating series of beers. “The Farm Series” pushes innovation and spurs creativity from our artistic brewers.  Mango Farm Hazy IPA is juicy and hoppy, with a cloudy haze that pours a smooth yellow and delivers flavors of fresh-picked mangos.

Brewed with jasmine rice and a touch of Hallertau Mittlefruh hops, Nado is an impeccably drinkable lager with a super dry, crisp finish.  Upfront, you’re hit with blooming aromas of sticky sushi, perfectly balanced on the back end with a subtle hop essence of yuzu and citrus.

Brewed with a vibrant blend of Vic Secret, Mosaic and Citra, this Double IPA is bursting with hop flavors of tropical mango, passion fruit, and resinous pine.  One sip and you’ll go from good to Never Better.

Bursting with tropical dankness, this beer is everything you want from a San Diego-style IPA. It’s bright, bursting with hop fruitiness, and refreshingly dry.  Crack one open and get ready to feel those weekend vibes.

Bronze Medal Winner – American-Style India Pale Ale – 2019 Great American Beer Festival

What is a boat beer? It’s a canned beer that’s crisp, versatile and refreshing.  It’s the perfect blank slate.  Throw a lime in it, make it bloody or spice the rim for a classic twist.  It’s a beer that goes where no glass can.  Whether you’re on or off the boat, this beer will take you back to days spent finding refuge in the sea.

A coastal classic since’96, Orange Ave Wit is a refreshing light-bodied wheat beer bolstered by orange zest, coriander, and orange blossom honey.  This award-winner is loaded with sunny citrus and a slight hint of sweet honey on the finish.  While trendy styles come and go, this California original stays true to its Coronado Island roots.