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Shepherd Neame staff turned out in force to welcome the RAF Spitfires Rugby 7s home from a 1300km bike ride to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Great Escape.

Our new map and guide celebrates both Shepherd Neame’s unique collection of City pubs and also the rich history of the Square Mile itself.

Shepherd Neame is delighted to introduce Cask Club: a new range of contemporary cask ales designed to satisfy the beer-curious drinker.

Shepherd Neame has unveiled a new short film telling the story of hop growing in the county, in celebration of Kent Green Hop Beer Fortnight.

Shepherd Neame is proud to introduce its first ever cider, celebrating the best of British craftsmanship and produce. Orchard View is an artful blend of several apple varieties, including some of Kent’s finest produce, and is named in honour of one of Shepherd Neame’s former neighbours.

Britain’s oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, will exclusively unveil a world-first at its stand at Craft Beer Rising: HOPS360°, a virtual reality (VR) experience that allows people to step into a hop garden.

The Plough in the bustling historic town of Farnham, Surrey, has reopened after a month-long £150,000 refurbishment.

Britain’s oldest brewer has released this year’s vintage of the popular seasonal beer, a full-bodied winter ale featuring a warming combination of fruits and spices.

Whitstable Bay Red IPA is the newest permanent addition to the Whitstable Bay Collection from the Faversham Steam Brewery.

The Shakespeare is a restaurant and bar nestled in the heart of the historic city of Canterbury, just a short stroll from the cathedral. Tucked away from the High Street in Butchery Lane, it’s a friendly place that loves food, wine and music, and takes the job of feeding you really quite seriously.