4.2% | 330ml
Wild Beer Co - Bibble Pale Ale 4.2%
Wild Beer CoNewStaff Pick
£2.09 Unit Price £1.93 Member Price
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4.2% | 330ml
£2.09 Unit Price £1.93 Member Price
Andy –
Darren –
A fantastic fridge filler. I really enjoy a pint of this on cask. A can is almost as good.
Steve –
Enjoyable session IPA at a decent price too
Christopher –
Classic but still excellent
Dan –
Decent enough session pale. No dramas.
John –
Great core range pale ale. The juicy combination of Mosaic and Amarillo create perfect harmony.
Joanne –
anything with mosaic hops always gets a thumbs up from me
Tomos –
Solid beer.
Simon –
Tasty, good, enjoyable
Nicholas –
A sessionable drink that hits the spot instantly. The tropical taste wakes your mouth up from the jungle.
Chloe –
Myles –
Thomas –
Andrew –
stu –
Hoppy bit thin. Bitter aftertaste.
Pewpew –
Pretty sessionable but lacks the strength of flavour to make me want to sing from the rooftops about it
Matthew –
Understandably why this is staff number 1 recommendation. Very tasty and smooth.
Berndt –
Hazy & tropical
Ian –
Bibble is a great pale ale – sweet and bitter, very rounded.
Luke –
A fruity, tropical beer. Really nice, one of my favourites from wildbeer
Wayne –
Not too bad
James –
Solid pale ale if you want something at the cheaper end of the market.
James –
Affordable pale ale but not fantastic compared to the heavyweights out there
Richard –
The flavour lacked a punch
Ssrmjit –
Nice beer
Michael –
Jonathon –
Less tangy than some of the Wild Beer stuff I’ve tasted. Good.
Darren –
Really good beer, nice and hoppy with a refreshing finish.
Michael –
Smooth and almost tea-like. Deeply quaffable.
Fabio –
Nice bitter kick!
Oliver Bottom –
Nice beer, lovely bitter undertones.
Andrew –
Very pleasant easy to drink beer
Jeff –
good value
Simon –
Good
Tom –
decent
LOUISE –
Jake –
Malty backbone with stone fruit flavours
Aaron –
Mark –
The big dog of session pale ale
Andre –
Wayne –
Alan –
lovely tropical fruity pale did The subtle malty tones and a smooth mouthfeel
Chris –
Daniel Skinner –
Michael –
Nice example of of session ipa
Dave –
Not bad but a bit earthy for my taste
Matthew –
Christopher –
Tom –
Agreed that this is a good ‘go to’ afternoon (or morning perhaps?) IPA.
Dan –
A light and simple IPA, not a bad run rate ‘go to’ IPA
Nicholas –
Top notch delish fresh
Nicholas –
Zingadingding
Joshua –
Rob –
Matt –
James –
Jake –
Stuart –
Chris –
Stuart –
Andrew –
Robert –
Light, hoppy, smooth & fruity.
Stuart –
Emma –
Robert –
Dale –
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Adrian –
Rory –
Ben –
Danielle –
Mark –
Fabrice –
Michael –
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Kip –
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Will –
Przemyslaw –
Steffen –
Max –
jake –
Simon –
Daniel –
Kirshen –
Martin –
Dean –
Samuel –
Sophie –
Nathan –
Jake –
Luke –
Thomas –
Jonathan –
Michael –
Rob –
Tom –
Matthew –
Sam –
Iain –
Simon –
Adam –
Mark –
Nigel –
I don’t know why I sort of like it: it’s dry and tart on the palate, but I think the exotic fruitiness helps. It’s a bit like drinking a full-on, unsweetened liquified marmalade.
Gav –
Sian –
Peter –
Tim –
Kevin –
Paul –
Joshua –
Scott –
Paul –
Richard –
Richard –
David –
Dan –
Slightly unique flavour. We both liked it.
Morgan –
Craig –
Adam –
Jason –
Becky –
Caryn –
Seth –
Gerard –
Mikko –
Tom –
Paul –
Lesley –
Mat –
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Ross –
Mark –
Amy –
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jake –
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mike –
Kevin –
Matt –
Lizzie –
Jose –
Karen –
Thomas –
Danielle –
Ross –
Gemma –
Lovely. Like your normal fruity pale but then with a grown up bitterness that’s really refreshing. Quite unusual. Very nice.
Steven –
Phil –
Andrew –
Jen –
Steve –
A nice hoppy bitter beer, tangy in the mouth and big in the finish
Kevin –
Daniel –
Matthew –
Yun Kang –
Peter –
Chris –
Mark –
adam –
Chris –
Matthew –