• The Question Mark Was Emphasised, a 6.3% ABV IPA. Who else could the brewer but Pomona Island? Expect mango and passionfruit on the nose, and flavours of pine, chamomile, and sweet pineapple cubes.

• Aloft, a 5% ABV pale from Beak, celebrates the Superdelic hop from New Zealand. It is supported by Simcoe and Citra for vibrant notes of red wine gums, pink grapefruit, and orange rind.

• Substation is a super-light pale ale, from Unwins, loaded with Citra and Amarillo. Expect “loads of lychee, zesty lime, and lemon, with just enough bitterness to make you reach for the next sip”, says the brewer.

• Serenade (8.4% ABV) is Track’s final Gold Top DIPA release of 2025. Packed with Citra, Nelson, Nectaron, and Riwaka, it offers a mango sorbet, passionfruit posset, and pineapple punch.

• There & Back Again (3% ABV), a hazy NZ table beer, is the latest small-batch release from Kirkstall. It’s described as “a small but mighty table beer, with a hazy, juicy body, and distinctive tropical and citrus notes from New Zealand hops Riwaka and Motueka”.

• Hel’s Hounds brings a series of nine Brew York specials to a close. The beers, with Norse mythology themes, marked the brewer’s ninth anniversary. The 7.2% ABV red IPA was brewed in collaboration with Siren and has a rich caramel malt backbone with sharp, assertive hops.