News

Shepherd Neame, Britain's Oldest Brewer and owner and operator of a 327 high quality pub estate, today announces results for the 52 weeks ended 24 June 2017.

A group of residents in the Kent village of Stockbury have re-opened their village pub, after buying it from brewer Shepherd Neame.

Shepherd Neame is proud to introduce Cinque (5% ABV) five grain premium lager. Our brewers have blended barley, rye, wheat, maize and rice with Strisselspalt hops to produce a clean, superior tasting, high-quality lager.

Shepherd Neame has announced the winners of its annual pub awards, with 13 of its 328 pubs and hotels spread across the south east taking home prizes.

Shepherd Neame has unveiled the results of a major modernisation project that has transformed its historic brewhouse and upgraded equipment, while retaining its unique character.  

Shepherd Neame has opened a pop-up ‘Brewery Store’ in the Bluewater shopping centre. The shop, which is open until 6th July, features in-store bars showcasing our new cider Orchard View (4.5% ABV) and Cinque five grain premium Lager (5% ABV).

The Minnis Bay Bar and Brasserie in Birchington has been officially reopened after a stunning £1million transformation.

Shepherd Neame beers have scooped gold and silver medals at the International Brewing Awards.