Voodoo Ranger Mango Fuerza is on the way from New Belgium Brewing. Label art published by MyBeerBuzz shows a 9.5% imperial IPA brewed with mango, lime and salt in 19.2-ounce cans. It has not been spotted on shelves yet, and New Belgium hasn’t announced a release date.
What the Voodoo Ranger Mango Fuerza label says
The can reads “Mango Lime IPA with Salt” and “Imperial IPA Ale with Natural Flavors,” at 9.5% alc./vol. in a 19.2 fl. oz. (568 mL) can from New Belgium Brewing, Fort Collins, Colorado. It lists no hops or IBUs and no tasting notes, so we’re not guessing at any.
The approval trail
| Step | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Federal (TTB) label submitted | Sept. 4, 2026 | Hop Grail |
| Federal (TTB) label approved | Sept. 23, 2026 | Hop Grail |
| Texas (TABC) label approved | Oct. 5, 2026 | BoozeReports |
| Spotted in stores | Not yet | Hop Grail |
TTB COLA ID 26247001000448.
Still unknown
- Release date, price and markets.
- Whether it will be sold as single cans only. The label shows a 19.2-oz can.
- Style labels differ: the can says imperial IPA, while Hop Grail files it as a fruited IPA.
It joins another big Voodoo Ranger can on our radar. See our Oct. 26 label watch on Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA. Until New Belgium confirms details, treat Voodoo Ranger Mango Fuerza as an approved label, not a beer you can buy.
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