Heritage
We honour the building's history and Kent's brewing traditions in everything we do.
Est. 18th century · Restored with care · Faversham
Built in the 18th century, restored with care, and now a taproom that honours Kent's brewing past.
Weathered brick, original beams, and a wood-burning stove.
18th
Century warehouse, once bustling with creek trade
Built on heritage
Every beam and brick tells a story of Kent's brewing past.
A place for the community
Warm, unpretentious, and always welcoming.
The journey
Three chapters in the life of a building that has served Faversham for centuries.
Chapter 01
An 18th-century warehouse on the creek, once bustling with trade, now home to a different kind of craft.
Chapter 02
We kept the weathered brick and original beams, added a wood-burning stove, and built a deck over the water.
Chapter 03
A taproom built on Kent's brewing heritage, pouring cask ales and local ciders from the region's best producers.
What drives us
Three values guide everything we do, from the taps we pour to the welcome you get at the door.
"We pour with pride."
— Sam & Alex, founders
We honour the building's history and Kent's brewing traditions in everything we do.
A warm, unpretentious space for locals, dog walkers, and weekend visitors to come together.
We pour the best cask ales, craft beers, and ciders from local producers, and serve food we're proud of.
The people
A small team who care deeply about good beer, good food, and good company.
Founders. They restored the warehouse and built the taproom around their love of Kentish ale.
A friendly crew who know their ales and are always happy to recommend a pint.
Your turn
The building has been here for centuries — now it's your turn to add to its story. Pull up a stool, order a pint, and settle in by the fire.
Plan your visitA short walk from Faversham town centre, on the water's edge.
From midday until late — the fire's always lit, the pints are always poured.
Well-behaved dogs are always welcome on leads, inside and on the deck.