NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2007
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| 27-Sep-2007 | THOROUGHLY MODERN ALE FROM BRITAIN'S OLDEST BREWER Kent brewer Shepherd Neame's Whitstable Bay Organic Ale is enjoying increased availability following several new national supermarket listings. | |||
| 24-Sep-2007 | 1698 BOTTLE CONDITIONED ALE IS THE TASTE OF BRITAIN 1698 Bottle Conditioned Strong Ale has won the silver award in Best UK Drink / Beverage Category of the Daily Telegraph and Sainsbury's Taste of Britain Awards. | |||
| 20-Sep-2007 | SMART, NEW LOOK FOR FARNBOROUGH PUB The Plough & Horses, in Fleet Road, near Farnborough, has re-opened following a £166,000 makeover by Kent brewers Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 18-Sep-2007 | BEER LOVERS WILL DISCOVER 'WHAT'S BREWED' AT ST ALBANS FESTIVAL Beer lovers at the CAMRA St Albans Beer Festival this month will be able to try a unique brew made to a recipe devised by the editor of What's Brewing - thanks to Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 13-Sep-2007 | GOOD FOOD AND A WARM WELCOME ON THE MENU AT HISTORIC PUB An historic Surrey pub has re-opened following a £73,000 refurbishment by Kent brewer Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 6-Sep-2007 | SHEPHERD NEAME TWENTY20 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Cricket clubs from across Kent, Surrey, Essex and Middlesex will be drawing the season to a close in style, at the Shepherd Neame Twenty20 Club Championship on Saturday 15 September 2007. | |||
| 6-Sep-2007 | KENT BREWER'S SUSTAINABILITY DRIVE IS WELL-OILED Cooking oil from brewer Shepherd Neame's Kent pubs is being recycled into bio-diesel and sold back to the Faversham brewery for use in its drays delivering beer to the pubs. | |||
| 4-Sep-2007 | VOLUNTEER SAFETY BOAT IS KENT'S NEW 'LOCAL HERO' Master Brew Kentish Ale, The Local Hero, is sponsoring a new community safety boat which will enable Thanet's Maritime Volunteer Service (MVS) to continue their work to keep Kent's water-borne events safe. | |||
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