Opened: 1698
Annual Production: 200,000 bbl
Contributor: Mario Kornmesser
Updated: April 4, 2013
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Shepherd Neame Limited
The Faversham Brewery
Notes
News
- 2012-09-26: Strong beer, food and room sales help Shepherd Neame's profits rise nearly 40% (Big Hospitality)
- 2011-10-05: Drinks all round at Shepherd Neame, but regulation leaves a bitter taste (London Evening Standard)
- 2010-05-24: Sheps brews 10-hop beer for World Cup (The Publican)
Beer List
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6.50% abv.-
Date: October 30, 2009 (#8004)Package: bottledPlace: Bull & Castle Gastro Pub & Beer Hall, DublinScore: 16 pointsAppearance (3)
Bright amber. Big head.Aroma (3)
Floral. Yeasty.Mouthfeel (8)
Medium body, smooth. Lots of biscuity malt. Grassy, mildly resiny hop flavor, moderate bitterness. Chewy, malty, grassy finish with a fair bit of sulfur.Overall Impression (2)
This is Shepherd Neame's 300th anniversary beer. The label says "bottle conditioned", but there's no yeast in the bottle. "Hops are added three times, hence it is 'thrice-hopped'."
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Awards:
- Gold Medal, 2011 Brewing Industry International Awards
4.10% abv.
5.40% abv.
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Date: July 5, 1998 (#2947)Package: bottledPlace: 1st Wines and Spirits, Allouez WIScore: 13 pointsOverall Impression
Red-amber, very high carbonation, thin head. Smells skunky, hoppy. Light body, bitter with lots of hop flavor. Caramel malt in the middle.
5.20% abv.
4.30% abv.
4.70% abv.
4.90% abv.
Awards:
- Bronze Medal, 2002 Brewing Industry International Awards
4.70% abv.
6.10% abv.
4.80% abv.
Awards:
- Silver Medal, 2006 World Beer Cup
- Gold Medal, 2002 Brewing Industry International Awards
4.50% abv.
4.00% abv.
Awards:
- Silver Medal, 2004 Brewing Industry International Awards
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Date: June 13, 1998 (#2870)Package: bottledPlace: 1st Wines and Spirits, Allouez WIScore: 13 pointsOverall Impression
Amber, moderate carbonation and head. Smells skunky. Very bitter, medium body. Lots of Kentish hop flavor, long bitter finish.
