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The past week has seen Kent-based brewer Shepherd Neame announce Noughty Bear 0.5% IPA, while cider maker Brothers has announced new Pink Grapefruit and Honeycomb pours.
Shepherd Neame unveils Noughty Bear 0.5% IPA
Kent-based brewer and pub operator Shepherd Neame has launched its first low alcohol beer – Noughty Bear 0.5% IPA, a new addition to its contemporary Bear Island range.
The refreshing, light golden beer, combines the pine and spice notes of Challenger hops from the UK, with the tropical fruit and citrus flavours of Amarillo, Cascade and Citra hops from the US.
In addition to its low alcohol content, Noughty Bear also has just 70 calories and less than 1g of sugar per 330ml bottle.
Shepherd Neame s Bishops Finger used to create new soap by Kentish Soap Company in Sittingbourne
A family-run firm has teamed up with Shepherd Neame to create a new Kentish Beer Soap.
The Kentish Soap Company, on the Glenmore Business Park in Castle Road, Sittingbourne, produces natural soaps, candles, bath and body products. Every one is vegan-friendly and comes in eco-friendly packaging.
Owners Jayne and John Waddy and their daughter Emma, of The Kentish Soap Company, based in Sittingbourne. Picture: James Davey Photography
While Britainâs oldest brewer Shepherd Neame has been based in the market town of Faversham for more than 300 years - perhaps best-known for British classic ales such as Spitfire.