The Beers: Core Beers

In recent years the move back to keg has been seen by some as innovative and others the curse of the devil himself, however whilst cask is the traditional form of dispense keg allows different beers to be served at temperatures and carbonation levels more suited to that particular style. Here at Wibblers we’ve been...

A popular bitter to tempt those who like a traditional malty brew with plenty of flavour, not too much hop and at a strength where you can make a night of it.

A Smooth (note the capital 'S', at it's very Smooooth) light malty bodied beer with low bitterness., An ale which allows the dark malt character to shine through. Descibed by some as a great example of a northern pint. Not bad for a beer with East Anglian Malted barley and English Challenger hops..... Oh and...

First brewed in 2007 this was meant to be a totally different beer but Jeremy aka Dad aka The Apprentice added Polish Marynka hops instead Challenger ones. The end result was so tasty and popular it's grown to be our best selling beer. Amber in colour, slightly malty with a hoppy nose. Definitely a session...

Originally brewed as the Staff beer for the CAMRA Maldon Beer Festival in 2007 where is was known as 'Duty Free' and then 'Hoppy Helper' Light in colour with a real hop kick from US Cascade hops. Refreshing and very more-ish. So good it was voted it 'Beer of the Festival' in 2007 where it...

Originally released as Head Brewer's Premium Edition #6 this Cascadian Dark ale was so popular we decided to make it a permanent addition to our core beers. Black in colour but with the smooth taste of a golden beer, no harshness just copius amounts of American Cascade hops with an amazing floral aroma.

Originally our November special, Vanguard. A light brown ale with finest English Challenger hops for bittering and flavour with American Vanguard for a mild slightly floral aroma. We were struggling to find the Vanguard hop so planning to cease brewing this in 2017 however on the day we put the last cask up in our...

A truly special brew. Made to a recipe developed by the Durden Park Beer Circle to recreate the Stout brewed by Ushers Brewery back in 1885. Initially made with the assistance of members of the Craft Brewing Association and the UK-Homebrew Digest at the 2007 'Flocculation' With six different types of malt and a huge...