NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2005
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| 30-Sep-2005 | SEASONAL BREW PERFECT FOR FESTIVE CELEBRATIONS Shepherd Neame's Kentish ales are the ideal gift for beer connoisseurs and food fans, and will make celebrating Christmas at home extra special. | |||
| 29-Sep-2005 | LOUGHTON TRIUMPH IN ESSEX SPITFIRE 20/20 CUP Loughton cricket team were winners of the Spitfire 20/20 Knockout Cup final played at Hadleigh on Sunday September 25. | |||
| 26-Sep-2005 | SHEPHERD NEAME REAPS HARVEST OF LOCAL FOOD INITIATIVE Although the prize normally goes to an individual - it went to chef Michael Barry last time - Kent brewer Shepherd Neame won a lifetime achievement award at the prestigious Taste of Kent Awards in September. | |||
| 23-Sep-2005 | TAPPING THE ADMIRAL CELEBRATES VICTORY AT TRAFALGAR Kent brewer Shepherd Neame has created a special ale to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. | |||
| 20-Sep-2005 | SHEPHERD NEAME TELESALES TEAM IS TURNING JAPANESE Shepherd Neame's most recent brewing agreement with Japanese beer Asahi is having quite an impact on staff at the Faversham brewery - particularly in the telesales department! | |||
| 19-Sep-2005 | YOUTH CENTRE BENEFITS FROM KINGS HILL PUB REFURBISHMENT Kings Hill residents and businesses joined Shepherd Neame brewery representatives on Tuesday 13 September for an evening of hospitality to celebrate a £95,000 refurbishment at The Spitfire pub. | |||
| 16-Sep-2005 | BEXLEY AND GORE COURT SHARE SPITFIRE 20/20 CUP Bexley and Gore Court were joint winners of the second 20/20 Spitfire Knockout Cup final played at Beckenham on Saturday September 10, as rain stopped play in the final match. | |||
| 12-Sep-2005 | PRESTIGIOUS BEER AND FOOD WRITING AWARD LAUNCHED A nationwide hunt for Britain's best beer and food writer has been launched by Kent brewer Shepherd Neame, with a £1,000 prize and a weekend in the Garden of England for grabs. | |||
| 2-Sep-2005 | BOTTLE OF BRITAIN BOOK RAISES MONEY FOR RAF BENEVOLENT FUND Tally ho! The chaps behind those cheeky advertisements for Spitfire beer have brought out a book to celebrate its tongue-in-cheek humour and to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund. | |||
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