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 something that feels like a proper beer first and mango second, Triple Fruited Mango if you want the fruit to be the whole point. Beachwood's version has the structure and complexity of a real sour—there's tartness, subtle funkiness, and actual depth behind the mango. Vault City's is more like drinking a sophisticated fruit juice with fermentation as the vehicle, which isn't a knock; it's just a different mission. The ABV difference matters too: that extra 2% in DIA gives it backbone you'll actually feel.

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WHEN TO CHOOSE WHICH

Pick DIA DE LOS MANGOS when…

→You want something with actual sour beer complexity and aren't just chasing fruit
→You're in a session and need a beer that reveals itself over time, not one that peaks in the first sip
→You appreciate Belgian sour traditions and want mango to enhance that, not replace it

Pick Triple Fruited Mango when…

→You want a straightforward, fruit-forward experience without the funky edge
→You're looking for something lower in alcohol that still feels special and crafted
→You like wild ales but need the fruit to keep things balanced and drinkable

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 different because the mango doesn't announce itself like a neon sign. There's this soft, almost creamy tropical note that emerges after a bright, lip-puckering opening. The Belgian sour character—that subtle barn-like funk, the slightly chalky mouthfeel—keeps the fruit honest. It's restrained enough that you can drink it slowly and actually taste the progression, not just cruise through on sugar and aroma.

Triple Fruited Mango

FruityTropicalSweet

Triple Fruited Mango tastes exactly like what the name promises: it's a fruit bomb, but a refined one. The mango (plural fruits, really) sits front and center with this silky, almost creamy delivery. Lower ABV means it feels lighter on your palate, almost refreshing in a summery way. There's wildness underneath from the ale yeast, but it never gets funky or challenging—it's approachable to the point of being dessert-adjacent.

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