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21st February 2022

SHEPHERD NEAME LAUNCHES ITS FIRST SPRING PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

Are you a budding photographer?

Britain’s oldest brewer Shepherd Neame has just launched its first Spring Photography Competition, with a £250 gift card up for grabs.

Launched to celebrate its new Charity of the Year partnership with Kent Wildlife Trust, the independent family brewer is inviting you to get outdoors with your camera to take part.

Spring is a wonderful season to enjoy and appreciate the great outdoors –  simply capture your perfect spring moment and send it to comms@shepherdneame.co.uk with a couple of lines explaining where the photo was taken and any other background information. If there is a Shepherd Neame link, bonus points will be awarded!

Along with the top prize of a £250 Shepherd Neame gift card, there are runner-up prizes available too. To enter, simply email up to three images to comms@shepherdneame.co.uk before March 16, ensuring photos are in jpg format and at least 1MB in size. To find out more visit: snea.me/spring-photo-comp

Find out more about Shepherd Neame’s Charity of the Year partnership at: snea.me/sheps-giving22

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About Shepherd Neame

Shepherd Neame has been based in the market town of Faversham, Kent for over 300 years. Perhaps best known for great British classic ales such as Spitfire Amber, which carries the Royal Warrant, its diverse portfolio includes Five Grain Lager, Bear Island East Coast Pale Ale and Bear Island Triple Hopped Lager, and the Whitstable Bay Collection. It also brews international lagers under licence including Samuel Adams Boston Lager and premium Thai lager Singha. The independent family business boasts an award-winning visitor centre and more than 300 pubs and hotels throughout London and the South East, from the historic heart of the City to the Kent coastline.


Press release from Shepherd Neame

For further information please contact Senior Communications and Marketing Executive Rose Davis on 01795 542192 or email rdavis@shepherdneame.co.uk or visit www.shepherdneame.co.uk