News

Herne Bay Pub Reopens After £210,000 Refurbishment

11th December 2015

The Four Fathoms in Herne Bay has reopened after a major £210,000 transformation.

New Chef Mentors Appointed by Shepherd Neame

3rd December 2015

Five Shepherd Neame head chefs have been handpicked to become mentors across the family brewer’s retail estate in London and the South East.

Find Out More About Running a Shepherd Neame Pub

1st December 2015

Britain’s oldest brewer Shepherd Neame is holding a tenancy open day on Wednesday, January 27. Whether you’re an experienced tenant or an entrepreneur thinking of starting out in the sector, it is a great way to find out more information in a relaxed and informal setting.

Stylish New Look for Festive Brew

20th November 2015

Limited edition Christmas beer Rudolph’s Reward has unveiled a stylish new look in time for this year’s festive season.

Enjoy a 100% Natural Festive Tipple

13th November 2015

This Christmas, put away the port, forget the fizz, and raise a glass of beer to the festive season.

Work Begins on Major Refurbishment of Herne Bay Pub

2nd November 2015

Work has begun on a £210,000 transformation of The Four Fathoms in Herne Bay by brewery Shepherd Neame.

RAF Spitfires Rugby 7s Undertake Epic Cycling Challenge

17th September 2015

The RAF Spitfires Rugby 7s team stopped off at Shepherd Neame brewery in Faversham as part of a 250 mile charity bike ride.

Shepherd Neame Announces Winners of 2015 Pub Awards

30th June 2015

Thirteen of the brewery’s pubs and hotels across London and the South East were honoured in a glittering ceremony at the Conningbrook Hotel in Ashford on Tuesday, 30 June.

Soaring Success for Spitfire Ale TV Ad Campaign

17th April 2015

A series of TV adverts for Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale has been honoured at a national awards ceremony.

Tasty Honour for Shepherd Neame Pub

30th January 2015

The Sportsman in Seasalter has been named as the best gastropub in Britain at the Budweiser Budvar Top 50 Gastropubs Awards.

Shepherd Neame Shortlisted for the Taste of Kent Awards 2015

13th January 2015

Whitstable Bay Pale Ale is up for the Best Kentish Beer award in the Taste of Kent Awards 2015, and The Kings Head in Wye, part of Shepherd Neame's tenanted estate, is up for Kent Dining Pub of the Year.

Brewery Archivist and Historian Wins Beer Writing Award

9th December 2014