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Breweries · South East England

Shepherd Neame

Tudor & Stuart♿ Wheelchair: limited

Britain's oldest brewer, in Faversham since 1698.

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Plan your visit

Typical visit
1 h–1.5 h
Best time of year
Year-round (indoors)
  • Limited wheelchair access

About

Shepherd Neame at Faversham in Kent (1698) is the oldest brewer in Britain — older than the Bank of England. Spitfire, Bishops Finger and Whitstable Bay span the modern range; the Old Brewery Store and the on-site visitor centre run tours of the original Victorian-era brewing hall, including the working oast houses where Kentish hops are still kilned.

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Place summary

Shepherd Neame is a brewery located in Faversham, Kent, South-East England. Established in the Tudor-Stuart era, it is one of the oldest breweries in the country.

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Coordinates
51.3147, 0.8889
County
Kent
District
Swale
Parish
Faversham
Postcode
ME13 8QR
Parliamentary constituency
Faversham and Mid Kent

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Shepherd Neame?
Shepherd Neame is in Kent, South-East England, United Kingdom (postcode ME13 8QR), in the parish of Faversham.
When was Shepherd Neame built?
Dates from the Tudor or Stuart period.
How do I get to Shepherd Neame?
Drivers can navigate to postcode ME13 8QR. It sits within the Faversham and Mid Kent parliamentary constituency.