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The new releases round-up

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
29 July 2026
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New beer launches and collaborations, in store, on bars, and online, from brewers around the UK.

Left Handed All I feel

All I Feel (5.5% ABV) is a new DDH hazy pale from Left Handed Giant, hopped with Krush, El Dorado, and Vic Secret. From the Krush, there’s a tropical fruit, cocktail signature, with mid-layers of juicy berries and stone fruit sweetness. “Expect a duet of pineapple from the accompanying varieties with an intriguing spicy quality that elevates the finish,” says the brewer.

UnBarred Baron

UnBarred have collaborated with Baron on Moving Mountains, a 6.8% ABV West Coast IPA. “We’ve blended classic and modern,” say the brewers. “US classics Simcoe and Columbus for that signature West Coast pine, resin, and grapefruit, then New Zealand’s Nelson Sauvin and Freestyle’s Kohia Nelson SubZero Hop Kief for a modern lift of white wine, gooseberry, passionfruit, and lime. It’s a modern take on the West Coast finishing dry, clean and super smooth with hops at centre stage.”

Polly's Route 99

Route 99 takes a California twist on the classic West Coast pale ale, says Polly’s. The 6% ABV brew is bursting with Centennial, Simcoe, and Citra hops, and delivers fresh-cut grass, pine, and grapefruit notes with a clean, crisp finish.

Beak Becco

There’s a trio of new releases from Beak, including Becco, an Italian-inspired pilsner created with Birrificio Italiano, from Lombardy. It showcases Ernest and UK Cascade hops, from Kent’s Hukins Hop Farm, alongside German Spalter Select. The result is a refined lager with a lean malt backbone and a dry-hop character, bursting with hedgerow blossom and lemon peel, before finishing with noble spice.

Also new are Tides, a 3.4% ABV table pale, loaded with Chinook, Citra, and Idaho 7, for pulpy pineapple, bright citrus, and a touch of sappy resin, and Poutine, the official These Hills festival beer, brewed with Canada’s Brasserie du Bas. It’s a soft, saturated haze bomb offering mango pulp, crushed citrus, passionfruit, pineapple candy, and white peach, with a snap of lime zest.

Sun City was the first Oakham beer to be produced using solar power, and it went down so well in 2025 it’s back for another seasonal release. The refreshing 3.7% ABV blonde ale features Kiwi favourite hop Nelson Sauvin combined with a relatively new hop superstar, Nectaron, to give abundant and aromatic flavours and aromas. Expect loads of tropical pineapple, passionfruit, peach, and gooseberry character, plus citrus lime, grapefruit notes, and herbal hints.

Siren Extrovert

Siren has launched Extrovert, a 5% ABV XPA, with a light, crisp profile. “We chose to use Crystal, Centennial, Motueka, and Citra hops for this beer,” says the brewer, “a mix that provides an initial floral hit, followed by luscious tropical notes and finishing with lively citrus character.”

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