Shepherd Neame

Shepherd Neame is an English brewery located in Faversham, Kent, England. Established in 1698, it holds the title of Britain's oldest brewery in continuous operation. The brewery's history is deeply intertwined with the evolution of British brewing traditions and the cultural significance of beer in the region.

The brewery has a diverse portfolio of beers, encompassing a range of traditional and contemporary styles. Shepherd Neame is particularly known for its cask ales, which include classic British styles like bitters, porters, and stouts. Their beers often emphasize quality ingredients, time-honored recipes, and a commitment to craftsmanship.

One of Shepherd Neame's most famous beers is "Spitfire," named after the iconic World War II fighter plane, the Supermarine Spitfire, which was designed and manufactured in the brewery's hometown of Faversham. Spitfire is a well-regarded amber ale that pays homage to British history and the brewery's roots.

Shepherd Neame has a strong connection to its local community and is often associated with the traditional British pub culture. The brewery operates several pubs and inns throughout the southeast of England, providing patrons with an authentic experience of British pub life along with their range of beers.

Founded: 1846

Founder: Francesco Peroni

Headquarters: Faversham, Kent, England

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