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New look for Harbour Brewing Co core range

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
23 October 2026
in UK Craft Beer
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Harbour Brewing Co has unveiled a full brand refresh across its core range, introducing a bolder, more distinctive identity across cans, glassware, and tap handles.

The move comes as the Cornwall-founded brewery continues to build its presence across the UK, with sales value up 41% year on year. It is strengthening its distribution across the South West and seeing growing demand in London.

The refreshed core range comprises:

  • Helles Lager (4.0% ABV)
  • Premium Pilsner (4.6% ABV)
  • Session IPA (4.3% ABV)
  • Bright Pale Ale (3.4% ABV)
  • Juicy Lager Peach (4.0% ABV)
  • Hazy IPA (5.6% ABV)

All six beers remain unchanged and continue to be both gluten-free and vegan.

“This isn’t simply a new pack design, it’s an important step forward for the brand,” said Eddie Lofthouse, founder and managing director of Harbour Brewing Co.

“The new identity reflects the scale of the business today and the growing number of beer drinkers discovering Harbour across the UK, particularly in London, which is a key market for us.

Eddie Lofthouse

“It gives us greater standout on shelf and at the bar, while retaining the independent, coastal character our customers know and love. It’s important that our brand reflects our Cornish roots as well as our ambitions for the future.”

Founded in North Cornwall in 2012, Harbour Brewing Co has grown from a single-site brewery into a nationally distributed craft beer brand. This summer, the brewery poured at London Craft Beer Festival and returned to Rock Oyster Festival as lead beer sponsor, complete with its own festival stage.

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