London's Top 10 New Beer Releases - February 2025
As we exit the year's shortest month, we welcome the warmer weather that March has brought with it so far. Looking back at February's new beer releases we're delighted that the London brewing scene continues to deliver, with a fresh batch of standout beers hitting the taps.
This month’s top 10 features a diverse range of styles, from hop-forward New England IPAs to rich, dark milds and bold pastry sours. Whether you’re after juicy haze, smooth malt complexity, or something refreshingly different, there’s plenty to explore.
Congratulations go to Hackney Church Brew Co. for taking the top spot this month with their wheat-forward IPA, Weetafix!
February’s Top 10 Beers
- Hackney Church Brew Co. – Weetafix
A wheat IPA that delivers a unique twist on the style, with a smooth mouthfeel, subtle spice, and vibrant hop character. - Gravity Well Brewing Co. – Inner Space Smoothie: Raspberry, Blackberry & Strawberry
A rich and fruity smoothie sour, packed with bold berry flavours and a luxuriously thick texture. - Gravity Well Brewing Co. – Geocentric Consensus
A New England IPA bursting with tropical fruit, soft bitterness, and a pillowy body for that classic hazy experience. - Howling Hops – Deep Pile
A juicy, hop-forward IPA, layering big citrus and stone fruit flavours over a velvety-smooth malt base. - 3 Locks Brewing Company – H Bomb
A bold and aromatic New England IPA, delivering a full-throttle combination of dank, resinous hops and juicy tropical notes. - The Kernel Brewery – Table Beer Eclipse Galaxy Nelson Sauvin
This table beer punches above its weight with an elegant balance of crisp malt and expressive, aromatic hops. - The Kernel Brewery – Pale Ale Mosaic Citra Taiheke
A clean, modern American pale ale, showcasing Mosaic and Citra hops with a light, refreshing bitterness. - Howling Hops – Small Batch Special Dark Mild
Smooth, malty, and sessionable—this dark mild is a nod to traditional British brewing with a beautifully rich yet easy-drinking profile. - The Kernel Brewery – Mild
Another dark mild from The Kernel, this one delivers roasted malt complexity in a beautifully balanced and understated pint. - Pretty Decent Beer Co. – Power Mole
A punchy New England IPA that brings together bright citrus and tropical fruit flavours with a soft, hazy finish.
Another Strong Month for London Brewing
February’s list showcases the depth and variety of beer coming out of London’s independent breweries, with a mix of classic styles, modern haze bombs, and creative takes on traditional recipes. Whether you’re a fan of the juicy New England IPAs that continue to dominate, or you’re excited to see dark milds making a comeback, there’s something here for everyone.
Which of these have you tried already? Let us know what’s impressed you this month, and keep an eye out for March’s top releases!
