List of products by brand SHEHERD NEAME

Shepherd Neame, the oldest brewery in the United Kingdom, has been supplying 35 countries with the unmistakable taste of its Bishop and Spitfire for three centuries. It all began in 1698, when the mayor of Faversham acquired the monastery brewery in his town. He then started a family business, with a special focus on Near Ales and filtered beers through the tradition of his recipes and a top quality product. The Crown of British beer is still going strong with 350,000 hectoliters a year.

Shepherd Neame, the oldest brewery in the United Kingdom, has been supplying 35 countries with the unmistakable taste of its Bishop and Spitfire for three centuries. It all began in 1698, when the mayor of Faversham acquired the monastery brewery in his town. He then started a family business, with a special focus on Near Ales and filtered beers through the tradition of his recipes and a top quality product. The Crown of British beer is still going strong with 350,000 hectoliters a year.

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50cl bottle of SHEPHERD NEAME brand beer - SPITFIRE, English Bitter style 50cl bottle of SHEPHERD NEAME brand beer - SPITFIRE, English Bitter style 2
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SHEPHERD NEAME - SPITFIRE - English Bitter 50cl

SHEHERD NEAME
19126
€3.59
Spitfire is one of the UK's best-loved beers and has an international reputation as a great British classic. Since its creation as a single beer in 1990, Spitfire has enjoyed phenomenal success, gaining Royal Assent and protected status as a Kentish Ale. While the great taste has remained constant throughout its history, the Spitfire family has grown to...
50cl bottle of SHEPHERD NEAME brand beer - BISHOPS FINGER, English Strong Bitter style 50cl bottle of SHEPHERD NEAME brand beer - BISHOPS FINGER, English Strong Bitter style 2
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SHEPHERD NEAME - BISHOPS FINGER - English Strong Bitter 50cl

SHEHERD NEAME
19485
€3.59
Bishops Finger Kentish Strong Ale is a connoisseur's beer with excellent credentials and pedigree and is a silver medal-winner in the Daily Telegraph Taste of Britain awards. It takes its name from the finger-shaped signposts which pointed pilgrims on their way to the tomb of Thomas a Becket in Canterbury and was the first strong ale to be brewed by...
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