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Citra pale ale joins Brew York cask range

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
9 February 2026
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Brew York has launched Hop Cat, a new pale ale which joins its Signature cask range, and which is available from today.

Brew York Hop Cat

The brewer identified an opportunity to introduce a fresh, hop-forward pale ale designed specifically for cask — something modern, expressive, and effortlessly drinkable.

A lively pale ale with a very subtle haze, Hop Cat is brewed exclusively with Citra hops. There are bright aromas of grapefruit zest, ripe mango, and hints of passionfruit. On the palate, juicy citrus and tropical fruit lead the way, balanced by a clean, refreshing bitterness that keeps each sip crisp and inviting. A soft malt backbone and smooth mouthfeel allow the hops to take centre stage without overwhelming the palate, and there’s a dry, refreshing finish.

The inspiration for Hop Cat was shaped last year when Brew York founders Wayne Smith and Lee Grabham travelled to the USA as part of the 2025 Yakima Hop Harvest Tour, co-ordinated by BarthHaas.

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During the trip, they worked directly with growers in Yakima to personally select hop lots, ensuring only the highest-quality Citra hops made their way into this beer. That hands-on approach to sourcing is central to Hop Cat, says the brewer.

Hop Cat joins Brew York’s established Signature Cask range, alongside long-standing favourites Tonkoko, Calmer Chameleon, and Maris the Otter.

“Hop Cat represents exactly what we want from our Signature cask range — beers that feel familiar and approachable, but still deliver plenty of character,” said Brew York director of sales and marketing, Yousef Doubooni.

“Citra is a hop our drinkers know and love, and Hop Cat lets it shine beautifully on cask. It’s modern, balanced, and incredibly easy to enjoy — we’re really excited to see it pouring across our venues and beyond.”

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