Angles & Dangles
Blonde Ale
abv
4.7%
ibu
14
srm
4.5
Ask any Mare Island submariner about “Angles and Dangles,” and they’ll grin (and shudder) at the memory of those extreme, underwater maneuvers, designed to stress test a ship and its crew. We crafted this brew in honor (and at the request) of United States Submarine Veterans for their 2014 convention in San Francisco. It was so tasty we often revisit it as part of our seasonal cycles. The lightest of our beers, Angles and Dangles is best served quite cold, and in large quantities.
available
in Winter
the history behind the name
The crew of the USS Mariano G. Vallejo (SSBN-658) during the commissioning ceremonies of the boat at Mare Island on December 16, 1966. Note, the coal shed furthest back is now our Coal Shed Brewery.
Sailor inspects the interior of a captured Japanese Midget Submarine at the Mare Island Navy Yard in July 1945.
Spy submarine USS Parche enters San Francisco Bay in 1991, headed for Mare Island Naval Shipyard.