New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA Coming To 19.2-oz Cans

New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA

New Belgium Brewing is getting ready to add another heavyweight to its Voodoo Ranger lineup, and this one is bringing a serious 11% ABV punch to the beer cooler. Meet New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA, a new high-alcohol IPA arriving in a large 19.2-ounce can that looks designed for drinkers who want a bigger, stronger beer in a single-serve format.

This is a big one.

The new New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA features the familiar skeleton ranger artwork, but the updated label makes the beer’s strength impossible to miss, with a huge 11% ABV graphic displayed near the top of the can. The character wears a red bandana, yellow goggles and a black vest, surrounded by the gold and black artwork that gives this new Voodoo Ranger package a rough, motorcycle-inspired appearance.

The name tells us where this beer belongs. New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA is positioned as an imperial IPA, a category known for more substantial alcohol content and assertive hop character than standard India pale ales. At 11% ABV, this new release will sit among the stronger offerings in the Voodoo Ranger family, although the supplied information does not yet confirm its hop varieties, bitterness level or specific tasting notes.

And that 19.2-ounce can matters. The large single-serve format has become a recognizable part of New Belgium’s strategy for its higher-alcohol Voodoo Ranger beers, giving customers an alternative to buying a full six-pack when they want to try a particular release. It also provides plenty of space for the distinctive artwork and prominent branding that have helped make Voodoo Ranger recognizable across the American craft beer market.

The new New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA arrives at a time when New Belgium has continued expanding the Voodoo Ranger family across different strengths, flavors and styles. The lineup includes familiar beers such as Voodoo Ranger IPA and Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA, alongside bigger offerings such as Juice Force, Tropic Force and the newer G-Force Supercharged Juicy IPA. Those beers demonstrate how the brand has developed beyond its original IPA offerings into a wider range of higher-alcohol, fruit-forward and hop-focused releases.

At 11% ABV, New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA will also give drinkers another option when comparing the stronger end of the Voodoo Ranger lineup. The exact flavor profile remains unconfirmed, so it would be premature to describe this particular beer as hazy, juicy, citrus-heavy or especially bitter. The label identifies it as an imperial IPA, but the brewery has not yet supplied the recipe details needed to establish how it compares with the other beers in the series.

New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA:

The artwork certainly gets attention. The skeleton ranger wears a red helmet or cap, oversized yellow goggles and a dark vest covered in patches, while the metallic gold background adds a rugged industrial look. The oversized VOODOO RANGER lettering sits above SUPER IMPERIAL IPA, making the beer’s name easy to read even when the can is surrounded by other releases.

New Belgium Brewing operates in Fort Collins, Colorado, and Asheville, North Carolina, and the Voodoo Ranger brand has become one of its most recognizable beer lines. The brewery has continued to introduce new variations, from fruit-forward IPAs to stronger specialty beers, while maintaining the cartoonish ranger identity that connects the different products.

The 19.2-ounce format also makes this a release worth watching for craft beer retailers and Voodoo Ranger collectors who follow packaging changes. The supplied can artwork gives us a clear first look at the product, but an exact release date, pricing, distribution details and additional package formats have not yet been confirmed.

For now, New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA is an upcoming 11% ABV imperial IPA with bold new artwork and a large 19.2-ounce can. The alcohol content alone puts it firmly in the high-strength category, and the next details to watch will be the beer’s hop profile, tasting notes and availability.

Another ranger is coming.

Stay tuned to mybeerbuzz.com for more details as New Belgium prepares to bring Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA to beer shelves.

Label Text New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA:

NEW BELGIUM®

11% ALC/VOL

VOODOO RANGER®

SUPER IMPERIAL IPA

19.2 FL. OZ. (568mL)

1 PINT, 3.2 FL. OZ.

IMPERIAL INDIA PALE ALE

NEW BELGIUM BREWING, FORT COLLINS, CO

@VOODOORANGER

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About New Belgium Brewing

New Belgium Brewing is an American craft brewery known for its distinctive beer brands, creative packaging and wide-ranging portfolio of ales, lagers, IPAs and specialty releases. Founded in Fort Collins, Colorado, in 1991, the brewery grew from a small operation into a nationally recognized producer with a substantial presence in the American craft beer market. Its portfolio includes approachable everyday beers, hop-forward releases, Belgian-inspired styles and innovative products developed for changing consumer tastes.

The brewery was founded by Kim Jordan and Jeff Lebesch, with Fat Tire becoming one of its best-known early beers. Fat Tire helped introduce many American drinkers to New Belgium’s brewing approach, which drew inspiration from Belgian beer traditions while embracing the emerging American craft beer movement. Over time, the company expanded its range and production capacity, establishing a much broader presence across the country.

Today, New Belgium is especially recognizable for its Voodoo Ranger family of beers. The brand has become a major part of the brewery’s identity, combining bold IPA recipes with colorful cans, irreverent artwork and a memorable skeleton ranger character. Launched in 2017, Voodoo Ranger has grown from a smaller collection of beers into an extensive lineup covering traditional IPAs, hazy IPAs, imperial IPAs, fruit-forward beers and higher-alcohol specialty releases.

Voodoo Ranger’s expansion reflects the changing American IPA market. Drinkers now have more choices than ever, from relatively conventional American IPAs to intensely hopped imperial beers and fruit-driven hazy offerings. New Belgium has responded with a range of products that use different alcohol levels, flavor profiles and packaging formats to distinguish individual beers while maintaining the overall Voodoo Ranger identity.

The original Voodoo Ranger IPA helped establish the brand as a recognizable hop-focused option. Its broader portfolio has since included Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA, Juicy Haze IPA, Juice Force IPA, Fruit Force, Tropic Force and G-Force. Each product approaches the IPA category somewhat differently, whether through traditional hop character, haze, fruit-forward flavors or substantially higher alcohol content.

Juice Force is one of the best-known examples of New Belgium’s higher-strength approach. Introduced in 2022, the hazy imperial IPA combines a strong alcohol profile with tropical fruit character and has been sold in multiple package sizes, including large single-serve cans. Fruit Force and Tropic Force expanded the concept, while G-Force brought another 11% ABV option to the lineup in 2026.

The new Voodoo Ranger Super Imperial IPA fits into this broader strategy. Its 11% ABV and 19.2-ounce can put it alongside the brewery’s more potent offerings, although the exact recipe and flavor profile will need to be confirmed when additional product information becomes available. The large can format is particularly recognizable within the Voodoo Ranger family, where packaging has become an important part of how different releases are presented to consumers.

New Belgium also produces beers outside the Voodoo Ranger brand. Fat Tire remains a key part of the company’s history, while its wider portfolio includes Belgian-style ales, sour beers, seasonal releases and other specialty products. This diversity allows the brewery to serve customers looking for traditional styles as well as those interested in newer trends and experimental brewing.

The company has also developed a reputation for sustainability and workplace practices. New Belgium became known for its emphasis on employee involvement, environmental responsibility and community engagement, helping it stand apart from many other breweries during the early growth of American craft beer. Its business has changed over the years, but the brewery continues to maintain a recognizable identity rooted in its Colorado beginnings.

New Belgium expanded beyond Fort Collins with its Asheville, North Carolina, brewery, giving the company production operations on both sides of the country. This expanded footprint has supported the distribution of its core beers and specialty releases to a broad market, although availability can vary by state, retailer and product.

The Voodoo Ranger brand remains a central part of New Belgium’s current beer portfolio because it gives the brewery room to experiment within a familiar identity. New products can introduce different hop combinations, fruit flavors, strengths and can designs without losing the visual connection that customers already recognize. The upcoming Super Imperial IPA continues that approach with a clearly displayed 11% ABV and a 19.2-ounce package.

For more information about the brewery, its current beers and its available products, visit the official New Belgium Brewing website. Follow mybeerbuzz.com for continuing coverage of New Belgium Brewing, Voodoo Ranger IPA releases, new craft beer labels and developments across the American brewing industry.

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