Shepherd Neame Limited

A long time supporter of the Society.

Brewing on the site in Faversham in north Kent, can be traced back to the 16th century. By at least 1698, Richard Marsh was brewing there and after his death in 1717, the business passed to other members of the Marsh family until it was acquired by Samuel Shepherd in 1742.  The involvement of the Neame family can be traced from 1865 and in 1866 the business became Shepherd Neame. It was registered as Shepherd Neame & Co. Ltd. in November 1914 & changed its name to Shepherd Neame Ltd in 1919. The company is now Britain’s oldest brewer and continues to brew independently as a private limited company.

Shepherd Neame’s own website can be found HERE.

A small selection of the labels produced by the company over the years can be found on this page, a more substantial selection can be found HERE

Golden Ale 1940s
Golden Ale 1940s
Pale Ale No 2 cask label
Pale Ale No 2 cask label
Abbey Ale 1950s
Abbey Ale 1950s
Borough Brown 1960s 2
Borough Brown 1960s 2
IPA 1960s
IPA 1960s
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