Shepherd Neame Reveals £15m Plans to ‘Modernise’ Faversham Brewery
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Britain’s oldest brewery unveils £15m plan to move to new site
Britain’s oldest brewery is to sell off land and move to a new site, in a £15m investment plan that seeks to safeguard the future of its operations.Shepherd Neame, which is based in Faversham, Kent where it has been brewing ale since the 17th century, intends to put much of its existing footprint in the [...]
Shepherd Neame to invest in new, more compact brewery
Ahead of its AGM today, Shepherd Neame has announced a £15 million investment, over three years, in a modern, smaller brewery on its town centre site in Faversham. Alongside the brewery investment, Shepherd Neame will bring forward a 10-year development vision for its Heritage Core that will create a future new destination for the town […] The post Shepherd Neame to invest in new, more compact brewery first appeared on Beer Today.
Shepherd Neame plans £15m Faversham brewery rebuild
Shepherd Neame plans a smaller brewery at its Faversham site. The £15 million programme will convert the existing bottling hall, with current brewing continuing during construction and completion targeted for the end of 2029.
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