DIA DE LOS MANGOS vs Triple Fruited Mango: Which Should You Drink?

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DIA DE LOS MANGOS

Beachwood Brewing

United States · Belgian Sour

hopIQ rank #2349

51%

Overall similarity

side by side, across 56 flavour tags

Triple Fruited Mango

Vault City Brewing

United Kingdom · American Wild Ale

HOPIQ TAKE

DIA DE LOS MANGOS if you want that classic Belgian funk and vinegar bite to frame the mango, Triple Fruited Mango if you want the fruit to be the main event. Beachwood's version drinks like a dry, slightly tart Belgian with mango as a supporting player—it's got the complexity of a sour that's been thinking about itself. Vault City's approach is more straightforward: wild ale base, fruit forward, cleaner finish. Both nail mango, but they're solving different equations.

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WHEN TO CHOOSE WHICH

Pick DIA DE LOS MANGOS when…

→You want complexity and something that makes you think between sips
→You're in the mood for 'sour beer' aesthetics, not just fruit beer with wild in the name
→You enjoy Belgian brewing philosophy and can appreciate fermentation character

Pick Triple Fruited Mango when…

→You want pure mango flavor without the intellectual overhead
→You're drinking in a session—lower ABV, no fatigue factor
→You're introducing someone to wild ales without the vinegar shock

SIDE BY SIDE

	DIA DE LOS MANGOS	Triple Fruited Mango
ABV	6.8%	4.8%
Bitterness	Mild	Mild
Colour	Golden	Golden
Style	Belgian Sour	American Wild Ale
Origin	United States	United Kingdom

WHAT IT TASTES OF

7 shared · 8 distinct

Both beers

fruitytropicalsweetfunkyrefreshingsourclean

Only DIA DE LOS MANGOS

tart

STRUCTURE — HOW IT'S BUILT

DIA DE LOS MANGOSTriple Fruited Mango

Bitterness

Body

TASTING NOTES

DIA DE LOS MANGOS

FruityTropicalSweet

DIA DE LOS MANGOS hits you with that familiar Beachwood precision right away—clean mango on the nose, but immediately you catch the Belgian yeast doing its thing underneath, all peppery and slightly phenolic. The tartness comes in the middle palate, not aggressive, but present enough to dry everything out and make your mouth pucker slightly. It's refreshing in that way where you're not sure if you're thirsty or just experiencing controlled fermentation. At 6.8%, it has enough body to feel intentional, not just a fruit delivery system.

Triple Fruited Mango

FruityTropicalSweet

This one is much more straightforward—mango juice character hits first, stays longest. The wild ale base is there if you're listening for it, a little funky around the edges, maybe some slight barnyard notes if the light hits right, but it never elbows the fruit aside. At 4.8% it feels lighter, easier to drink multiple glasses of without fatigue. The finish is clean and slightly dry, but not in that wine-acid way—more like you just drank something alive but approachable.

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