Situated in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, Little Earth Project specialises in brewing historic, farmhouse & wild beers using wild and organically farmed ingredients from the local landscape. The brewery is small but unique, using a variety of sustainable practices to brew small batch, predominantly oak aged beers.
Little Earth Project was established officially in 2016, although founder, Tom, brewed for 7 years previous in a more traditional cask style. He was always interested in brewing more historic and farmhouse styles and decided that, with the changing beer markets, that this would be a good time to try something new with the first beer being brewed in late 2015 and released in late Summer 2016.
Each beer is aged for anywhere between a couple of months to a couple of years, so patience is certainly a virtue. With dreams of building a larger barrel store adjacent to the brewery, we hope to grow and be able to share our little piece of the earth with more across the UK and beyond.
Draft at IMBC 22. Deep maroon brown color, beige head. Aroma of plum, cherry, light lemon. Taste is lightly tart slightly earthy mixed berries, soft sourness. Very tasty
Draft at IMBC 22. Hazy golden amber color, medium white head. Aroma of overripe mixed berries. Taste has moderately funky fruit, soft sourness. Pretty tasty stuff.
Keg at imbc. Pours hazy orange, nose is funk, lemon, oak, taste is similar, sharp, zesty funk. --- Beer merged from original tick of Steady Hands, Easy Friends on 02 Oct 2022 at 09:49 - Score: 7
keg at imbc 2022.. haze amber... thin white lacing... soft tart apple funk... juicy fruits... Light fruit.. soft apple.. oily fruit.. long soft apple edge
Draft at IMBC 22. Cloudy pale yellow color, small white head that settles quickly. Nice aroma of vinous stonefruit. Taste has soft sourness, fruity esters, light tannins. Very nice.
Keg at Indymanbeercon 2022 with Stuu666 and cgarvieuk. Pours hazy orange with a thin white head. Aromas of light sour, grains and lemon. Taste is sour, oaky. Sharp vinious finish.